As you can see, these last few months have been very fruitful!   A canopy with a curved roof, another smaller one, wrought iron railings with an enamelled plate on copper and silver, an entrance door grille with built-in glazing…  

In addition to interior glass walls, we also had requests for steel joinery and facades. This was the case in particular for a chapel transformed into a residential house. In double glazing or in single glazing, the steel structure undeniably offers the best aesthetic rendering […]

The glass walls have not been forgotten in the last 10 months! As a simple separation for an entrance or for the creation of a whole room, we have created some of these… Simple or more refined, with or without forged decorations, here you can […]

This wrought iron railing was installed in a gite in the Deux-Sèvrienne countryside. The design had to fit in with the essence of the house, without imposing a defined style. So we juggled past, present and future, while remaining simple and, I hope, elegant… Maybe […]

A wrought iron railing strongly inspired by the Art Deco period. Its simple lines allow it to fit perfectly into any type of interior. The beginning of the handrail is forged. Steel structure and wrought iron. Lacquer and patina steel finish.  

This awning, located in Vendée, is on the front of a house located in the middle of a golf course. Some details hint at the customers’ passion for this sport… Steel structure, wrought iron brackets. Metallic finish and polyurethane paint. The glass is installed using […]

Open, open, the bird cage… (lyrics of a french song)   The birds take flight in this wrought iron ramp, the cage breaks and releases the birds to an unknown destination… The starting poles are entwined with a rich foliage vine, topped with a nest… […]

  This awning is installed along the sea. A “canopy” like structure holds it in place and protects it from the westerly wind. The brackets, with their simple designs, are crafted in the “Art Nouveau” style, which has been slightly revamped to match the age […]

                  A sculpture as a starting point for stairs… A steel and wrought iron tree that served as a ramp and handrail to climb this challenging staircase. This was the project for customers who collect sculptures…