Custom Wrought Iron Gates, Railings & Metal Sculptures
Master Artistic Blacksmiths since 2005

Custom Wrought Iron Gates, Railings & Metal Sculptures

Master Artistic Blacksmiths since 2005

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Exclusive Modern Fence (BP236)

BP236 marries modern lines with classic decoration. Its curved panels follow a sloping street, and forged details keep the design from feeling cold.

Most fencing for modern houses relies on straight lines and simple finishes. We try to combine the best of modern and classical architecture, so even a contemporary home gets a fence that is a work of art.

Modern lines with a forged accent

BP236 is designed for contemporary houses, but it refuses to be cold. The spans are built from straight vertical bars whose top line curves softly between the posts, and the posts themselves carry forged finials and a column of small lattice that adds texture. The effect is clean and modern from a distance, while the details reward a closer look.

These panels sit on a wall of rough stone along a sloping street. Each curve is drawn to the gradient, so the fence climbs the hill in an elegant series of waves instead of awkward steps.

Between minimalism and classic ironwork

Most fences for modern homes are made of straight tubes and plain infill. We like to combine the best of both worlds: the geometry and restraint of modern architecture with the craftsmanship of classic ironwork. A single curve, a forged finial or a hand-made joint is often enough to give a contemporary house a fence that feels like a work of art rather than a product.

That balance makes BP236 a good choice for owners who are building a new, modern house but also love traditional craft, and for renovated buildings where old and new meet.

Built for everyday use

The steel structure is sized for long, exposed runs and galvanized under the paint, so it copes with weather and daily use without much maintenance. The rhythm of the bars keeps the boundary secure and gives the plot a tidy, ordered edge, while the open pattern lets light and greenery through.

  • panels raked or stepped to any slope,
  • straight or curved top lines,
  • an anthracite, black or warm grey finish,
  • a driveway gate and a wicket drawn as one set.

The same approach works on flat plots too, where the curves can be used to frame the driveway and the entrance.

We also make the matching gate leaves with an automatic opener in mind, so the motor and its arms can be fitted neatly behind the bars without spoiling the line of the design.