Sculptures
One-off pieces in reclaimed steel, welded by hand.
The rearing horse is made of hundreds of steel offcuts — spanners, chains, bolts, sheet metal — welded one by one until the animal's movement appears. It is not a production item: it is an artwork.
Every sculpture is designed with you: the subject, the size, the materials, the base and the place it will stand. The work is done by hand in the workshop and takes several weeks depending on the piece. They live outdoors in the rain just as well as in a hallway.
On request — each piece being unique, the price depends on the subject, its size and the time it takes to build.
Made in France, in Saumur
What our clients say
First projects are under way: client reviews will be published here.
Frequently asked questions
What are the lead and delivery times?
Each piece is made to order. The time is shown on the piece's own page, on the “Lead time” line: from 3 to 12 weeks depending on the model — a chair leaves sooner than a staircase. Then comes delivery across mainland France with assembly included; we propose a precise slot as soon as your piece is ready.
Can the lead time be shorter?
Some steps cannot be rushed: drying the timber, welding, painting, finishing. We can sometimes bring an order forward depending on the workshop schedule — call us and we will tell you where we stand.
Can I order custom dimensions?
Yes. For tables and railings, enter your dimensions on the product page: the price appears at once and you can order online. For a particular shape, a timber outside our range or a piece priced on quote, write to us: we adapt the model and price it.
How does payment work?
Pieces from the collection are paid in full by card when you order, and your invoice is sent automatically. For made-to-measure work quoted individually (staircase, steel partition, sculpture), the payment terms are set out on the quote. Backlit stretch ceilings, including at your own dimensions, are ordered and paid online like the rest of the collection.
How do I care for a wood & steel piece?
A soft dry cloth day to day. For oiled wood, re-apply hardwax oil once a year; scratches sand out lightly. Painted steel wipes clean with a damp sponge — no abrasives.
What we are trying to do
To make pieces in steel and solid wood that can still be sanded, re-welded and repainted in thirty years, rather than replaced.
Tell us about your project
A particular size, a specific timber, a colour outside the range? Write to us: we adapt the model and quote it.
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