The 'Arnolds' gates form part of the extensive refurbishment to a private home in the Ashdown forest, East Sussex. Working closely with landscape designer Hannah Oakden we developed a cohesive package of work that included pedestrian gates, automated driveway gates, as well as various railings and
The twist gate and railing has a clean, modern feel and uses some of the building blocks of forged metalwork within its design. Hot punched holes with the signature 'swelling' connect each of the vertical bars. These bars are in turn twisted through 90 degrees and
The Bosham gates were designed in collaboration with our clients and were inspired by the wetlands that surround the house. The gates feature forgings of reeds and hanging willows, as well as a kingfisher and a drake. Whilst there is a pattern of sorts within this
Our art nouveau gate is more traditional in style than much of our other work but is still just as rich in forged joinery and detailing. Our clients were keen to commission a piece of ironwork that sat well in the context of their period
Our Plate garden gate is nestled below the south downs in the entrance to a stunning walled garden. The design for this gate was based upon the contemporary plate entrance gates of a few years ago. Although this design benefits from added forged detailing, such as
The plate entrance gates form part of a recent package of work for clients in Lewes, East Sussex. The gates have a clean and contemporary feel, harking back to continental ironwork which often features riveted sheet within the design. The use of this material makes
Our Esher tree gates were commissioned by clients in Surrey for a wonderfully landscaped garden. The two gates and side panels are inspired by an earlier piece of work that we designed. Each of the gate leaves divides along the curved 'trunk' adding a sculptural
The Spade garden gates are the latest instalment of work for some long standing clients. These 2 gates were conceived as a means of linking 2 areas within the property that are bisected by a country lane. The gates face each other, one leading into
The Balliol gates are part of an extensive remodelling of the porters lodge at this prestigious Oxford college. Our brief from architects Penwarden Hale, was for a forward thinking design that complimented this unique heritage setting. The gates combine age old iron working techniques with a