Design
Shaped around the space.
Each design starts from its place: the opening, the wall, the stair or the terrace. A catalog model, or an idea of your own, is the starting point.
Entry doors
A distinctive
entrance.
The collection holds 63 entry doors: quiet paneled faces and smooth fluting, sculpted relief, crescent curves traced in light, wrought scrolls behind glass and laser-cut tree silhouettes. Each model is shown on its own, so proportions, surface and hardware are easy to compare. The direction you choose is then made to order for your opening.
11 collections.
One conversation.
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![Bel Air Scroll Gate]()
Gates & wickets. Scrollwork that reveals the garden.
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![Crescent Arched Roof Carport]()
Carports. A vaulted roof lined with light.
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![Chaparral Leaf Laser-Cut Balcony Railing]()
Railings. Leaves and branches around the balcony.
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![Eclipse Crescent Door]()
Entry doors. A crescent traced in light.
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![Eclipse Chandelier]()
Chandeliers. Rings of warm light, suspended.
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![Sequoia Tree of Life Ring]()
Wall art. A tree held in a ring of light.
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![Mojave Corten Fire Bowl]()
Fire pits. Open flame in a rust-toned bowl.
Ironclad Lion,
up close.
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![Ironclad Lion Door, close-up: knocker]()
Lion-head knocker. A cast lion head holds the ring knocker at the center of the door, shown in antique bronze.
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![Ironclad Lion Door, close-up: studs]()
Forged studs. Rounded studs sit where the straps cross and along the panel edges, adding depth across the face.
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![Ironclad Lion Door, close-up: hammered plate]()
Hammered plate. Hammered steel plate fills each field between the straps and gives the dark face its texture.
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![Ironclad Lion Door, close-up: straps]()
Steel straps. Broad crossing straps divide the surface into a regular grid of panels from top to bottom.
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![Ironclad Lion Door, close-up: finish]()
Blackened steel. Shown in blackened steel with an antique bronze knocker. The finish is aligned to each project.
Ironclad Lion Door. Model DR-027: classic and ornate, with studs, straps and a lion-head knocker in one composed face.
The arrival begins at the gate. Across 47 gate and wicket designs, the collection moves from pale solid panels and dark slats to open bars, nested grids, laser-cut screens and arched scrollwork with bronze-tone highlights. Each is shown on its own, so the balance of open and closed areas, the frame shape and the visible finish can be compared before the conversation turns to your entrance.
47
gate & wicket designs
12
minimal gate & fence designs
202
models across Architecture
Carports, railings & canopies
Line, rhythm,
shelter.
Carports, stair and balcony railings and door canopies share one language: slim dark frames, clear proportions and repeated lines. Flat and clear roofs, slatted ceilings and curved shells frame a drive or an entrance; glass, fine cable, pickets and laser-cut panels set the rhythm of a stair.
Above the drive.
Along the stair, over the door.
![Tamarack Side Screen Carport]()
Carports.
17 parking structures with flat, glazed, curved and sail roofs, wood-look ceilings and linear light, shown with the posts and screens that shape each bay.
![Laguna Pergola Carport]()
Pergolas & structures.
Open structures with patterned overhead planes and slender framing, from pale louvers over a drive to a branch-screen roof above a garden terrace.
![Mesa Horizontal Bar Stair Railing]()
Stair & balcony railings.
38 designs, from clear glass and fine cable to pickets, horizontal bars and laser-cut leaves, with stair and balcony versions sharing one model name.
![Crucible Sculptural Canopy]()
Door canopies.
33 canopies above the entrance: flat and curved profiles, clear glass, translucent panels, open slats and patterned roofs, several with light along the underside.
From idea to piece
Built around
your project.
Every piece begins with a conversation, then moves through design, fabrication, finish and installation. A catalog model is a starting point: dimensions, finish and construction are aligned to the individual project, and the selected direction is fabricated for it. The films and images on this page are visualizations of the process and the designs.
365
models to start from
11
collections
From flat steel
to a finished piece.
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01 Cut
Laser-cut steel panels carry leaves, cells and branches through gates, railings, canopies, grills and 13 wall art designs.
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02 Shape
Forged steel and iron give the classic pieces their weight: scrolls on doors and gates, branches, leaves and chain on chandeliers.
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![Frame, glass and slats of a door canopy]()
03 Join
Frames, posts, straps and panels come together as one structure, the way each gate, canopy and carport is shown whole.
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![A rust-toned corten fireplace]()
04 Finish
Matte black leads the catalog, alongside blackened steel, bronze tones and rust patina. The finish is aligned to each project.
Seen in place.
Each design in its setting.
![Mojave Gold Door]()
Mojave Gold Door.
A textured gold-tone panel runs through the center of the dark door, framed by fine fluting and a slender warm metallic pull.
![Alabaster Pinline Gate]()
Alabaster Pinline Gate.
Pale solid panels with fine horizontal seams, a cluster of bronze-tone lines on one side and paired long pulls at the center.
![Cypress Slat Stair Railing]()
Cypress Slat Stair Railing.
Warm wood-tone slats stand inside a dark frame that follows the staircase, ending at a square post at the foot of the stair.
![Arcadia Curved Canopy]()
Arcadia Curved Canopy.
A broad curved shell rounds down at its sides, with a wood-look underside and a light line tracing the front curve above the doorway.
![Sierra Ridge Panel]()
Sierra Ridge Panel.
Mountain peaks and pine silhouettes stand in front of vertical slats, with warm light rising between the layers to give the wall depth.
![Ember Teardrop Fireplace]()
Ember Teardrop Fireplace.
A rounded body narrows into a slender flue in one teardrop line, its open face showing the flame while the floor stays clear beneath.
![Alhambra Arch Grill]()
Alhambra Arch Grill.
A row of small arches crowns the fixed hood, large scrolls frame the sides, and braced legs carry a low slatted shelf.
![Arcadia Arched Plant Stand Pair]()
Arcadia Arched Plant Stand Pair.
Two stands of different heights pair round tray tops with slender legs that curve into arches, repeating one detail beneath the foliage.
![Eclipse Firewood Ring]()
Eclipse Firewood Ring.
Two large circular frames hold a low stack of firewood in a curved cradle, lifted from the floor on short angled legs.
![Travertine Torch Chandelier]()
Travertine Torch Chandelier.
Elongated pale travertine blocks rise above and below dark circular bands, their porous surfaces revealed by warm light.
Light & home
Texture and
warm light, indoors.
Chandeliers, wall lights, wall art and a vanity wall bring the same dark outlines inside. Rings, branches, cascades and botanical panels meet warm light, translucent glass, onyx and travertine, and each model is shown on its own, so its shape and the light around it can be compared.
Chandeliers.
Light with character.
![Ararat Chandelier]()
Ararat.
Jagged dark profiles layer into a broad mountain silhouette, with warm translucent inserts between the peaks and lower folds.
![Ararat Flame Chandelier]()
Ararat Flame.
Broad dark ribbons curl around tall flame-shaped glass shades, held by a central ring and chain that repeat the looping line.
![Forge Crown Chandelier]()
Forge Crown.
Tall textured plates with pointed tips and visible rivets ring a broad circular frame, candle lights glowing between the uprights.
![Arroyo Cascade Chandelier]()
Arroyo Cascade.
Slender dark stems drop from a round ceiling plate in changing lengths, with small translucent ends forming a long vertical cascade.
![Chain Reactor Chandelier]()
Chain Reactor.
Textured rectangular plates surround a circle of candle lights, with chains rising above the frame and a prominent chain below.
![Chain Reactor chandelier, close-up of the hammered plates, candle lights and forged chain]()
Chain Reactor, up close.
Hand-forged oversized chain links and hammered plates around a riveted drum, with candle lights set inside the ring.
![Sierra Spiral Chandelier]()
Sierra Spiral.
A dark band winds downward in an open helix, clear elongated drops hanging at changing levels from the upper ring to the tips.
![Forged Branch Chandelier]()
Forged Branch.
Slender forged stems spread from a central body, with small leaves and candle lights among the branches of a broad, open frame.
![Nexus Orbit Chandelier]()
Nexus Orbit.
Broad dark bands cross at several angles to form an open sphere around a central cluster of candle lights, with visible rivets.
Wall art & lights.
Walls with expression.
![Arroyo Flow Panel]()
Arroyo Flow Panel.
Closely spaced vertical profiles bend into coordinated waves within one broad frame, light falling between the curves onto the wall.
![Arroyo Flow Panel, close-up of the wave ribs with light between them]()
Arroyo Flow Panel, up close.
Parallel wave ribs in one frame, with stand-off depth that lets light glow between the ribs.
![Cascade Frame Cluster]()
Cascade Frame Cluster.
Open rectangles of different sizes overlap in an irregular composition, warm light catching selected edges while the centers stay empty.
![Chaparral Cell Triptych]()
Chaparral Cell Triptych.
An irregular cellular pattern repeats across three tall panels, a dense contrast of dark shapes and warm light within clear frames.
![Fern Oval Light Panels]()
Fern Oval Light Panels.
A single fern frond fills each of three elongated oval frames, warm light tracing the rounded outlines against the wall.
![Laguna Flight Birds]()
Laguna Flight Birds.
Individual bird silhouettes rise across the wall in a loose group, each wing position giving its own outline and soft shadow.
![Meridian World Map]()
Meridian World Map.
Dark continental shapes and smaller islands spread across a broad wall, warm light along their edges separating them from the surface.
![Eclipse Disc Sconce]()
Eclipse Disc.
A broad dark disc is split by a narrow vertical bar, with warm light around the circle and along the central division.
![Halo Twin Rings]()
Halo Twin Rings.
Two large rings overlap on a pale wall, warm light glowing behind their dark profiles while the open centers keep the wall in view.
![Halo Twin Rings wall light, close-up of the crossing rings and the halo of light]()
Halo Twin Rings, up close.
Two overlapping ring profiles with a concealed backlight that creates a halo; the slim profile reads like a line drawing.
![Mission Arch Light Wall]()
Mission Arch Light Wall.
Tall arch outlines stand at different heights above one illuminated base, giving the wall a layered architectural rhythm.
![Rainfall Light Rods]()
Rainfall Light Rods.
Slender vertical rods of varied lengths carry short luminous sections, a fine descending rhythm of dark and glowing segments.
![Riptide Wave Lines]()
Riptide Wave Lines.
Slender curved profiles rise across the wall in parallel waves, warm light following their changing edges and separating the dark lines from the wall.
![Skyline Light Grid]()
Skyline Light Grid.
Vertical bars of different lengths cross slender horizontal rails, with warm luminous strips set into the dark framework.
![Solstice Ring Shelf Light]()
Solstice Ring Shelf Light.
A lit circle crossed by a tall vertical bar carries a small wood-toned shelf, combining a display ledge and a wall light.
Home storage
Useful objects,
considered.
A bar cart, an umbrella stand, open shelves and the Grotto vanity wall carry the same dark lines into everyday use.
Home storage.
Useful objects, considered.
Feature walls & vanity.
Wall-scale pieces: full-height fins and a backlit vanity wall.
Fire, cooking & garden
Gather around
warmth.
Suspended teardrops, orbs and prisms, cones and hoods over grounded hearths, a glass-fronted stove, corten towers and open fire bowls. Compare the outline, the way the flame is framed and the log storage beneath, then choose the form that suits the terrace or the room.
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fireplaces & fire pits
38
grills & outdoor cooking designs
Cooking in the open.
Open skewer grills, lidded and hooded designs, barrel bodies, a chain-hung parrilla grate and a dome pizza oven. Detail ranges from plain rectangular bodies to flame cutouts, perforated panels, twisted trim and scrollwork.
9
laser-cut designs
8
classic designs
Planters & plant stands
Plants, raised
and framed.
Plant stands, display stands, tiered stands and wall planters carry the same dark lines out to the terrace and the garden.
Stands with planters.
Plant stands with built-in bowls, cylinders or square vessels.
Display stands.
Open frames with flat or tray tops for your own pots, in graduated heights.
Wall planters.
Open wall frames and hexagon cells holding box planters.
From a conversation
to a finished piece.
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Fabrication
Fabricated for the project.
Every piece begins with a conversation, then moves through design, fabrication, finish and installation.
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Finish
A finish chosen with you.
Matte black is the most common shown finish; blackened steel and iron, bronze tones, brushed brass, wood-look tones and rust patina appear too.
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Light
Light as part of the design.
Halos behind wall art and wall lights, light under canopies and carport ceilings, lit reveals on doors and light under stair rails.
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Made to order
Made for your project.
Dimensions, finish and construction are aligned to the individual project, so each piece is made for its place.
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Installation
Considered from the start.
How a piece meets the building is part of its design: it fills an opening, hangs on a wall, follows a stair or stands on a terrace.
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Los Angeles
Made to order in Los Angeles.
FERLUNO creates custom architectural metalwork for homes, hospitality and outdoor spaces, made to order in Los Angeles.
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Quote
A quote, not a price list.
Every piece is made to order, so each request receives its own quote instead of a catalog price.
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What guides
every piece.
Purposeful design
Every line serves the space, the material and the way the piece is used.
Made to order
Dimensions, finish and construction are aligned to the individual project, so each piece is made for its place.
One conversation
Start with an idea. We help define the practical next step, from the first message to the quote.
Questions before
you start.
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How do I request a quote?
Use any Request a quote link on the site, or write to hello@ferluno.com.
Share the piece, the location and approximate dimensions. A model name or code from the catalog helps, and so does an idea of your own.
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Why are there no prices on the site?
Every piece is made to order. Dimensions, finish and construction are aligned to the individual project, so each request receives its own quote rather than a catalog price.
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Are the catalog images photos of finished pieces?
No. The catalog images are design visualizations that show each model in a setting, so designs can be compared.
The piece made for your project follows the selected design, with its dimensions, finish and construction aligned to that project.
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Can a catalog design be changed?
Each model is a starting point. Its proportions are considered against the place it will stand, so the finished piece reads as part of the architecture.
Dimensions, finish and construction are aligned to the individual project, and the finish is discussed for each piece.
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What materials are the designs shown in?
The catalog lists the materials each design is shown in, from powder-coated and forged steel to laser-cut panels, glass and corten. Construction is aligned to the individual project.
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Which finishes are shown?
Every model lists the finishes it is shown in. Matte black is the most common; blackened steel and iron, satin and antique bronze, brushed brass, wood-look tones and natural rust patina appear across the collections.
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What does made to order mean here?
Each piece is fabricated for the project it is ordered for. Design, finish and installation needs are aligned first, then your selected direction is fabricated.
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What should I send with a request?
The piece you have in mind or its model code, the project location and approximate dimensions.
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Where is FERLUNO based?
In Los Angeles. FERLUNO creates custom architectural metalwork for homes, hospitality and outdoor spaces.
The 11 collections cover entrances and structural details designed as part of the building, fire, cooking and landscape pieces made for life outside, and sculptural metalwork that brings texture and warm light indoors.
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Do you install the pieces you make?
Yes. FERLUNO installs its pieces with its own team.
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Which areas do you work in?
FERLUNO is based in Los Angeles and works on projects in all US states.
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How long does a piece take?
Timing is individual for every project. It depends on the piece, its dimensions and finish, and is discussed with your quote.
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Is there a warranty?
Yes. FERLUNO pieces come with a 10-year warranty.
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Can I send photos or drawings of my space?
Yes. Attach photos and drawings of the space to your request; they help us understand the project from the start.
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Do the lit designs include the lighting and wiring?
Where a design includes light, its listed materials say so, such as an LED halo backlight or linear lighting.
Light fittings and wiring are not part of the piece; they are quoted separately.
Contact
Have a project
in mind?
Tell us what you want to create: the piece, the location and approximate dimensions.
Request a quote hello@ferluno.com