Graphite

A great color option when black is too severe and you're looking for an industrial look and feel with a touch of softness in your space.

Urban modern wrought iron railing painted graphite in Milwaukee

R47

A homeowner in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area had reached out for a custom railing project as part of their home remodel. We designed a modern piece for their staircase and incorporated a unique shelf feature at the top of the…

Custom urban modern wrought iron horizontal bar railings painted graphite for a client in Glenview

Urban Modern horizontal bar wrought iron railings in Glenview

A custom wrought iron Urban Modern style interior railing painted graphite using horizontal bar elements for a residential property in Glenview.

Custom art deco wrought iron tree railings painted graphite for a client in Schaumburg

Art Deco tree wrought iron railings in Schaumburg

We recently had a client reach out to us from Schaumburg and they were looking for a custom railing that we had never done before. We established a budget and met with the client to discuss a design for their…

Custom industrial wrought iron cable railings painted graphite for a client in River North

Industrial cable wrought iron railings in River North

R10

A custom wrought iron Industrial style interior railing painted graphite using cable elements and round tubing for a residential property in River North.

Custom urban modern wrought iron horizontal bar railings painted graphite for a client in Rosemont

Urban Modern horizontal bar wrought iron railings in Rosemont

R16

A custom wrought iron Urban Modern style interior railing painted graphite using horizontal bar elements for a residential property in Rosemont. This is a very strong material and very popular.

Custom art deco wrought iron wave railings painted graphite for a client in Deerfield

Art Deco wave wrought iron railings in Deerfield

R19

A custom wrought iron Art Deco style interior ailing painted graphite using wave elements for a residential property in Deerfield. The idea is to have horizontal elements but not to have any of them be exactly the same.