decorative mesh

This is an example of Regency diamond in Brass 25mm all floral rossettes and a brass mesh backing used as a fill for a window seat at Castle Howard.

Ockley Cabinet

For years I have had the insides of an old jukebox sitting in my shed.  I recently found images of what it looked like in its heyday I decided to make a case for it from scratch.  I needed a metal mesh to finish things off and found exactly what I wanted at Fine Mesh Metals.  Delivered in no time and here we have it.  Shove in a 5p coin and rock on.

Fancy Ring Brass cabinet door and cupboard inserts.

This Page shows whats possible with framing. Its not cheap but gives a very clean look. This is especially useful when you cant bead the panels in. For instance if you have an air vent.

This is an example of an antique finished lift guard using hand made deorative mesh.

The apeture is larger than the standard options but shows what is possible. In an antique finish the mesh creates an art deco feel.

Barr Joinery.

Designers and manufacturers of bespoke internal & external joinery based in Thame, Oxfordshire. BarrJoinery believe in design led perfection. Working closely with design houses and independent designers they are able to translate any concept into reality. Through seeking out partners with shared values and a passion for ‘doing things differently, any vision can be realised.

Contact details:

01844 217706

Heritage luxury builders are US designers and installers of high end bespoke kitchens.

Below are examples of their projects. Regency Diamond grilles (54mm alt plain Nickel coated grilles with a fine mesh backing) have been used for the kitchen cabinet inserts. Allowing diffused visability to the plates behind.

Renovating a large manor house Radiator cover infills are 19mm double square stainless steel.

http://www.decorativemesh.co.uk/radiator-grilles/interwoven-mesh

Tv components hidden behind industrial mesh, with industrial pendant backlight.

Matching radiator grille. 10 x 10 x 4mm reeded wire diamond with a bma finish.

Just to thank you for my recently supplied handmade decorative grilles.  They`re now in place as ventilation grilles in a restored Oxford college barge, built in 1891, photos attached.  The clients are delighted as they had expected new ventilation ports (as recommended by a marine surveyor) to spoil the appearance and period charm of the main cabin interior but now feel that your antique finished brass mesh grilles (with wooden frames) actually enhance it.
Thanks again!
 
Martin Dix