Showing posts with label Fireplace Screens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fireplace Screens. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Rustic Pine Cone and Needle Fireplace Screen



The things we can do with metal... it's just incredible.  I designed this custom, wrought iron, fireplace screen for one of my favorite clients; she's just so sweet.  I matched the screen to a pine cone and needle fandelier we hand forged for her a few years ago, and I am absolutely in love with it!
The pine cones, the needles, the texture on the stems... it all just looks so real, and everything is scrolled in such an artistic way; it's exactly what I had in my mind when I drew it.  Our metalworkers simply rock!


If you are looking for ornamental metalwork for a cabin, a lodge, or just your lake house, a design like this one would fit right in.  We custom design and make fireplace screens and tools, table bases, railings, chandeliers and fandeliers, vent-a-hood covers, and just about anything else you can think in metal.  Drop on by our Dallas showroom, and I'll be happy to design something just for you.  We are located right next to the Dallas Design District, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding us.

written by: Izabela Wojcik

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Magnolia Fireplace Screen


I'm sure that I have said this more then a few time before, but we love clients who come in asking for beautiful and unusual things, like Bonnie Cole from Duncan Design Group.  She and her client stretched their imagination to the next level and came up with an awesome idea: a stylized magnolia fireplace screen.  We used solid copper to create the flowers and wrought iron for the magnolia twigs.  The screen is very three dimensional, which adds charm to the space, and this screen is a charming little piece for sure.

written by: Izabela Wojcik


Friday, March 19, 2010

Without the Fuss: fireplace screen


One of our clients wanted an airy and pretty custom fireplace screen, but without all that fuss everywhere...
The design-work on this one lets her see the fire without any obstructions. The really neat thing about this screen is that it will fit into many different types of homes too. It's entirely hand wrought in iron.

written by: Izabela Wojcik