All the wrought iron handrails we make are unique.
We do not have a standard model, as we prefer to create a personalized handrail for each client, adapted to their tastes, desires, and surroundings.
Stop on each of the achievements or scroll down and discover some of our most remarkable wrought iron railings.
Handrail in Art deco style
The realization of this ramp required many hours between the study, the tests and the realization.
The structure was painted black, the forged elements were patinated, varnished and waxed.
We also insert some brass balls.
We favored simple and geometric shapes, playing on the texture of the profiles.
Library: Cabinetmaking and ironwork
This library was created in Pays de la Loire.
The drawing, the study and the realization were carried out by the workshop of Julien Lachaud, cabinetmaker of art in Nieul sur l’Autize.
We intervened for all the metalwork necessary to maintain this gigantic structure: consoles for reinforcing the landing, railing and banister of the staircase.
All assemblies are screwed.
It was a very interesting work both in the joint design with Julien to ensure the solidity of the work both in the search for the best aesthetic compromise in order to harmonize these 2 materials that are wood and steel.
Climbing Handrail
Given its small size, we favor fantasy.
There was no particular theme, only a few adjectives to guide me: LIGHT, ORIGINAL and VOLUBILE.
I hope I have succeeded!
Forged tree
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…
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…
Wrought iron, lacquer and patina steel finish.
Wrought Iron Handrail Creation
Installed on a stone staircase on a Saracen vault, this handrail is very inspired by the Art Deco period.
Under the staircase, we decided with the customer to create a glass wall in the same spirit, rather than closing it by a low wall, integrating coloured glasses and forged decoration.
Spotlights were installed along the steps of the stairs and under the stairs to enhance the whole piece.
Art deco stair handrail
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.
“Tree and Nature” Handrail
Seeing as this type of project is uncommon, it deserves a little more attention! The creation of this project required more than 300 hours of workshop work, excluding the hours put in for reflection and production.
It all started with a visit from Mr. and Mrs. L. à Niort, who asked me to make them a guardrail and a handrail for their stairs and mezzanine. Initially, they left me to my own devices, without precise direction, certainly to test me! After several drafts and sketches, I decided on a model. I presented it to them and I was shocked when they asked me for even more originality! So, I took a look at my sheet again to finally emphasise the main styles of the “Tree and Nature” railing…
The “Tree” part, is self-explanatory. The “Nature” part, results in the creation of various decorative (and forged) elements, like a bird’s nest with its eggs, a spider’s web watched by an attentive lizard, processionary caterpillars, posed birds on a branch or taking flight… In short, a little story of life! As for the leaves, we made almost 250, forged one by one!
Neo-rustic style wrought iron stair railing?
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 we can call it “Neo-Rustic” style?
The ball on the starting pole is engraved and aged.
Weathered steel finish.
Decorative Stair handrail
The length of everything, the handrail and guardrail of the mezzanine, is approximately 18 linear meters.
We forged about 180 leaves for this project.
Contemporary and simple, a finely wrought decoration is at the centre of each length of the guard railings. The bars are made with 14mm round iron. We only forged a few bars to “energise” the whole piece.
Painted and weathered steel finish (for forged elements).
18th century style handrail for a contemporary house
This handrail, with the mezzanine guard railing, is assembled without welding, it is done by riveting and screwing elements between them.
Inspired by eighteenth century models, this handrail was placed in a new, contemporary house.
40 corrugated iron rosettes were made, which required more than 60 hours of work.
Other ramps…
Small ramp for the pool patio with ginkgo leaves,