Selected forged railings designed and created by Dan Nauman. The above railing won a gold medal from the “National Ornamental and Miscellaneous Metals Association” (NOMMA) in 2013. The image below shows the verdigris patina that is evolviing after a few years.
Grape Vine railing. Mild steel. Gilders Paste (TM) finish. Private residence, Waukesha, WI.Detail of grape vine.Balcony Railing. Mild steel, natural and Gilders Paste (TM) finish. Private residence, Elkhart Lake, WI.Detail of Balcony Railing.Detail of Balcony Railing.Railing. Mild steel and stained glass. Painted finish. Private Residence, Milwaukee, WI.Railing. Mild steel. Painted finish. Estate of former WI Gov. Patrick Lucey, River Hills, WI.Porch Railing. Mild steel. Painted finish. Private residence, Egg Harbor, WI.Balcony Railing. Mild steel. Painted finish. Private Residence, River Hills, WI.Balcony Railing. Mild steel. Painted finish. Private residence, River Hills, WI.A simple railing on limestone steps. Mild steel. Private Residence, Egg Harbor, WI.Two Railing Panels. Mild steel, powder coat finish. Private Residence, Sister Bay, WI.
The above railing panels were exterior railings for a patio overlooking Green Bay, on Lake Michigan. Unfortunately, the client would not allow me to take photographs on location, so these are studio shots. The sections below were for the same mansion, but a different patio.
On both railings, the panels shown had simple two-foot panels between to divide them, and also to give the eye a break from the flowing lines.
Two railing Panels. There was one more ornate panel along with these two. Mild steel. Powder coat finish. Private residence, Sister Bay, WI.Indoor Pool Stair Rail. Stainless steel. Natural finish. Private Residence, Sister Bay, WI.
The above indoor pool stair rail was from the same mansion as the railing panels above it. I was not allowed to photograph this in place either, so this is a studio shot. The stainless steel was acid etched to give teh finish a look of pewter. Below is a detail shot.
