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Check out these updates featuring our design process, completed projects and behind-the-scenes peeks at how we create our European design magic.
Exploring the Charm of Tate House in Georgia A Journey Through History and Stunning Features
Nestled in the picturesque town of Tate, Georgia, the Tate House stands as a vibrant connection to the region's rich history and architectural beauty. This delightful home, with its unique features and historical significance, invites visitors to step back in time while enjoying a peaceful escape from modern life. My recent visit to the Tate House to check on our FromEuropeToYou GlassHouse structure was a sight to see. We're honored to have been chosen to Design, Engineer and
Nov 2
Innovative Design Trends for Steel and Glass Venue Structures
In recent years, the architectural landscape has transformed dramatically, emphasizing designs that merge steel and glass. These...
Oct 6
Discover the Possibilities of Custom Conservatories
Luxury architectural glasshouses
Sep 18
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It’s a new way to unwind… Introducing our Gemstone Soaking Tubs. Each tub is handcrafted from extraordinary stones like Tiger Eye, Malachite, Agate, Lapis Lazuli and Amethyst.
The natural mosaic of each stone creates depth and movement, like a living collage. In jewel tones and timeless neutrals, these tubs are as much a work of art as they are a retreat. A true colorful statement piece for your bathroom sanctuary.
Sep 2
🏛️ Under the Dome
Step your Oxfords into a world of classic European charm with our collection of Wrought Iron and Marble Gazebos, perfect for wedding venues, private gardens or any space that deserves a touch of grandeur.
From elegant gazebos and grand porticoes to ornate pavilions with curved benches and stunning domes, each piece embodies the artistry and sophistication of classical and Victorian Europe.
Aug 19
⚜️ The Gilded Age
A Grand Gate for a Gilded Age Gem. We were honored to create the custom Wrought Iron Driveway Gate for Clarendon Court, one of Newport, Rhode Island’s most storied mansions.
Aug 5
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