Here are several views of hammered steel railing, end tables and a coffee table. All matched the existing chairs and ironwork so that everything tied together.
Pictured here is a free standing stainless steel bathroom sink. To the right shows its back cover removed. It was designed so that the plumbing would be hidden inside the base, but still be accessible for maintenance. Also shown is the hot and cold water knobs, and the angled facet. The knobs are designed to be an inverse of the sink itself.
This set of display rack is made of round copper tube and square steel tubing. The steel tubing was powder coated in black. The contour of the frame, as well as the glass shelves, follow the free form shape of the marble countertop.
The owners of this restaurant wanted a medieval, Gothic look for their interior design. The candle holders and front door breeze way partitions are all made of steel with a dark bronze patina. There are 2 candle holders on each wall.
The owners of this restaurant wanted a medieval, Gothic look for their interior design. The candle holders and front door breeze way partitions are all made of steel with a dark bronze patina. There are 2 candle holders on each wall.
The owner of the martial arts studio wanted an unusual barrier to keep customers out of the reception area. The design represents hollow reeds. In the center is an opening where customers can talk to the receptionist. At the far left is an entry gate. It completely blends in so that when it is closed, it looks as though it is all a single piece.
