The Ironart team will be heading to two really important blacksmithing events this Autumn. Take a look at the details, we’d encourage you to go along to both of these if you have an interest in blacksmithing and heritage ironwork. Read more →

This year we were delighted to be part of an important refurbishment project undertaken by the Bath Preservation Trust at Beckford’s Tower and Museum on Lansdown, a high plateau on the Northern side of the City of Bath. Read more →

The Ironart team were asked to restore this balcony balustrade which graces the facade of an elegant Georgian town house in Clifton Down, Bristol. Read more →

This unique pair of contemporary gates with side panels were made for clients with a lovely house just north of Bath. Read more →

We have an exciting update about Apprentice Blacksmith Olly Gooding.  We recently learnt that he has been awarded up to three years of grant funding from the York Consortium for Craft and Conservation to support his training here at Ironart.  The Read more →

The Ironart team created this pair of handrails for a beautiful house near Bath. They are relatively simple with a neat chamfer detail finishing in a pretty forged poppy seed head on each newel post. Read more →

This contemporary ‘Bulrush’ balustrade with a simple handrail extension was designed by Andy for clients who own a house in Bathwick that backs onto the River Avon here in central Bath. Read more →

One of the benefits of working within a highly skilled team is the opportunity to share many combined years of experience and skills with each other and a mutual appreciation of outstanding quality craftsmanship. Read more →

Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council are regenerating a green space in the Twynyrodyn area known locally as ‘The Incline’ into an urban nature reserve and needed some new gates for the top of the site. Read more →

The Ironart team were lucky enough to restore two Grade II Listed cast iron toilet structures here in Bath. They both sit in Bath’s lovely public space Sydney Gardens which is right behind the Holburne Museum in the city centre, and is the only remaining 18th Century Pleasure Gardens in the UK. Read more →