Bespoke architectural metalwork, Delhi
Ideas, given form in metal.
Redefining the elegance of metal
- 16disciplines in metal
- 8metals worked in-house
- 17finishes to choose from
- 669photographs of our work
Philosophy
Some metalwork fills a specification.Some defines the space.
ArchitectureEngineeringCraftSculpture
Why one workshop
Design development, CNC fabrication, welding, casting and finishing happen on one floor. Nothing is subcontracted out and quietly reinterpreted by someone who never saw the drawing.
That matters most on finish. A property sourcing its cladding, ceilings, screens, furniture and signage from five suppliers will get five interpretations of the same brass. We supply the whole scope in one matched finish, from one workshop.
A fabrication company that thinks like a studio
Signature pieceLaser-cut brass balustrade on a curved staircase under a crystal chandelier
Bespoke architectural metalwork for luxury hotels, private residences, retail and landmark interiors. Designed, engineered, fabricated and finished under one roof in Delhi.
Selected work
Pieces that define the space.





Architectural metalwork
16 disciplines, one workshop.
- 01FacadesExterior
- 02Architectural MetalworkExterior
- 03GatesExterior
- 04Railings & StaircasesExterior
- 05Sculptures & ArtExterior
- 06SignageExterior
- 07Wall CladdingInterior
- 08CeilingsInterior
- 09Screens & PartitionsInterior
- 10Doors & EntrancesInterior
- 11Lift lobbiesInterior
- 12Bathroom MetalworkInterior
- 13FireplacesInterior
- 14Custom Metal DetailsInterior
- 15FurnitureFurniture
- 16MirrorsFurniture
Applications
Where our metalwork goes.
Hotels & resortsOne matched finish across an entire property.
Villas & private residencesMetalwork drawn for one home.
Restaurants & barsCounters, screens and ceilings that take daily service.
Retail & showroomsFabricated identity and display in solid metal.
Offices & commercial interiorsReception, lifts and corridors held to one standard.
Lobbies & reception areasThe first surfaces a guest reads.
Facades & entrancesExterior metal that holds its finish, its line and its fixings.
Sculpture & art
Metal as sculpture.
From a sketch, a maquette or a digital form to a finished object. A flat sheet is cut, formed and finished into something that did not exist before: by machine where precision matters, by hand where character does.
Cut
Formed


Materials
8 metals. The colour comes from them.
Stainless Steel
Cool, precise, structural.
- Looks
- From full mirror through vibration and hairline to a soft brushed matt.
- Used for
- Mirror-polished columns and feature surfaces · Lobby, lift and high-traffic wall cladding · Bar, reception and vanity counters
Brass
Warm, generous, and alive to the touch.
- Looks
- Ranges from a bright polished yellow through brushed and satin to deep antique and near-black.
- Used for
- Wall cladding, panelling and inlays · Screens, partitions and laser-cut patterns · Console, coffee and dining tables
Copper
Soft, ductile, and never quite finished changing.
- Looks
- Bright pink-orange when new, moving through browns to deep near-black, or driven deliberately to green and blue verdigris.
- Used for
- Facade cladding and shingle systems · Hand-beaten sculpture and wall art · Ceiling baffles and coves
Bronze
Dense, quiet, and expensive-looking without trying.
- Looks
- Deep brown-gold through to near-black, matt or satin more often than bright.
- Used for
- Staircase cladding and balustrades · Lift surrounds and lobby panelling · Large-format wall cladding
Aluminium
Light, dimensionally stable, and quietly practical.
- Looks
- Naturally light grey and matt.
- Used for
- Baffle, fin and open-cell ceilings · Large-format facade and soffit panels · Louvre systems and sun screens
Mild Steel
Strong, direct, unapologetically structural.
- Looks
- Matt grey raw; most often blackened, painted or powder-coated.
- Used for
- Structural frames, canopies and portals · Blackened steel screens and partitions · Steel-and-glass doors and windows
Zinc
Muted, matt, and comfortable being grey.
- Looks
- Soft matt grey, developing a subtle mottled surface over time.
- Used for
- Wall and facade cladding panels · Decorative panelling and inlays · Roof and soffit details
Finishes
Explore the finishes.
PolishedMirror
PolishedHairline
PolishedBrushed & satin
PolishedVibration
TexturedHammered
TexturedHand-beaten
TexturedEmbossed
TexturedEtched
TexturedSpecial texture
TexturedSpecial effects
CastCast & relief
PatinatedAntique
PatinatedPatina
PatinatedDistressed
PatinatedSmoky effect
CoatedPVD & coatings
CoatedOmbre
Craft × technology
Machine precision. Human character.


Machines give repeatable accuracy: a 2 × 4 m CNC laser bed, a five-axis press brake for sheets up to 10 ft, V-grooving for sharp folds up to 4 m, and laser welding for show surfaces. Craftsmen give the piece its character: hand-beating, forming, grinding, polishing and patination.
From drawing to dispatch
8 stages. You approve at every hold point.
- 01BriefA drawing, a reference, a photograph or a sentence.
- 02SampleYour approvalThe finish is decided in the hand, on the metal you are considering.
- 03Shop drawingsYour approvalSections, joints, fixings and tolerances resolved on paper and issued for your approval before anything is cut.
- 04Production planningThe approved drawing becomes a cutting list, a material order and a place in the workshop schedule, under one job number.
- 05WorkshopCNC cutting, forming, welding and hand craftsmanship under one roof, against the approved drawing and sample.
- 06FinishingThe approved sample comes back out and the piece is finished against it, on the same metal it was agreed on.
- 07Final checkYour approvalThe finished piece is measured against the drawing and compared against the sample one last time, before anything is packed.
- 08Packing, delivery and sitePacked for the journey it actually has to make, then delivered, installed and checked against the drawing by the people who made it.
For architects & designers
Start from a sketch, a detail, a photograph.
You can start from
- A concept sketch
- An architectural drawing or detail
- A reference photograph
- A 3D visual or a model
- A material or finish reference
- An idea that is not finished yet
We resolve it with you
- Material and thickness
- Sections, joints and fixings
- Structure and substrate
- The finish, approved on a physical sample
- Shop drawings for your sign-off
- Fabrication and installation sequence
Films
From the workshop floor.

A table that is architecture in stainless steel
A sculptural stainless steel table, made in our Delhi workshop.
Dancing woman sculpture in stainless steel
A handcrafted figure sculpture, formed and finished by hand.
Choose your metal
Sculptures, consoles and interior pieces in different metals.
Journal
Notes from the workshop.
Craft notesCladding that stays flatWhy big metal panels sometimes look wavy, and the three things in the making that stop it.
Craft notesLooking after brass and bronzeWhat to wipe with, what never to use, and why a lacquered surface and a bare one are looked after differently.
Craft notesLaser-cut screens: what the drawing has to knowThe pattern is the easy part. The open area, the bridges, the thickness and the fixing are what make a screen stand up and stay flat.
Start a project
Have something extraordinary in mind?
Send a drawing, a sketch, or a photograph of something close to it. We will tell you what is buildable, what it costs and how long it takes.


















