Massive Heavy Forged Gate (BP185)

BP185 proves that fewer ornaments can mean more impact.

By limiting the number of decorations and making each one heavier, we arrived at a simple, elegant pattern: straight bars, an arched top and a band of gilded scrolls beneath it.

It suits traditional houses and modern residences equally well, as the brick pillars and lanterns in the photo show.

Black steel and gold

BP185 is a swing gate with two leaves. Its central area is filled with vertical bars ending in gilded spearheads, and an oval crest spans the top of the leaves with gilded scrolls and a rosette beneath it. Black steel paired with gold is a classic combination, and here it is used sparingly, so the accents stand out instead of competing with each other.

Hand-forged, built to last

Every ornament is forged by hand with attention to the smallest detail, from high-grade material, and the finished gate is fully resistant to the weather. Heavier sections and fewer decorations make each element count, and they also make the gate more resistant to everyday knocks.

From classical to modernist

The style is universal enough to work with anything from classical houses to modernist villas, and we have seen gates of this kind look equally at home outside a country house in England and a new-build residence near Toronto. It is a good option for anyone who wants an exclusive entrance without elaborate ornament.

Wide opening, light leaves

The double gate gives a generous clear opening, so you can drive in comfortably, and despite its size the massive, heavy gate opens very lightly and smoothly. Black steel completed by forged elements in a golden shade, spearheads, rosettes and scrolls, makes it fit the house, the drive and the garden alike, and its forged ornaments give it a charm that impresses guests and passers-by.