Kyle was commissioned to create a window grill for a wine cellar door in Washington, D.C. Here are a few process photos and the installed window grill.
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On left, the final sketch in the foreground while laying out the parts for assembly. On the right, the completed window grill waxed and ready to be installed.
And here it is installed in the wine cellar door! Detail photos below.
Time for a round up of some our smaller recent projects! Take a look at a few of our favorites from last fall.
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Kyle forged the monogrammed handle for this broom. Then he sent it off to a traditional broom maker who made the custom broom from sorghum, also known as broom corn.
It's funny how work can come in pairs or groups at times. Here are a couple firescreens we made last fall.
This is the community mosaic created at RVA Makerfest last fall. We started with a drawing in the morning, and the crowd finished filling it in by that afternoon. The image is the James River as it runs through Richmond. You can see the finished, grouted piece below.
We created and installed this custom pergola at a northern Virginia residence. Here's a peek at the pieces in progress in our studios, and the final pergola installed. Can't you just picture yourself under this in sandals with a cold drink in hand?
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