This piece was design with natural love in mind.
If you look carefully the metal artwork portrays a love story,
boy meets, woos & ...click for details

This reproduction of a XVII Century museum piece is designed to provide a useful conversation piece for your kitchen. In the originals the front edges of the shelves had indentations for displaying the family’s silver spoons collection, then a symbol of wealth. The bottom single door’s hardware is a hand f ...click for details

The thrust of Gothic philosophy has always captured my imagination.
I believe that man’s quest for finding his higher self
not only created th ...click for details

Give a museum quality look to your favorite wall. ...click for details

Here we wanted to create total magic enchantment.
An airy, self standing wreath of blooming rose v ...click for details

Carved from noble, renewable wood, ...click for details

One of our favorites, the piece draws from the classical lines and legs which were originally designed for Lord Ashford when India was still a part of Her Majesty’s realm. Our version is more contemporary in its lines however it keeps the carving, exposed wood structure and bronze tacks of the original t ...click for details

This piece was commissioned to us by a German descent family of noble lineage.
Their coat of arms dated to the 17th Century and it was rich with complex symbols. ...click for details