NEW YORK TIMES STILE MAGAZINE September fourteenth two thousand and fourteen WELL ORDERED The entry hall of John Richardsons guest house featuring a metal plant made by a local artist Bob Keating

These bells within bells were made for the quartz spiral clusters .

Photo by David Wolff State of the Art Cabinetry.

Fortunately I have many detail shots if this in case it's called for again.

These were on the fairy fence some where .I'll have to go back and re photo it.

This is a fairy chamber with a throne in side. Crystals tear down from the sides. Again better images will follow.

These are the posts that hold up the fence sections. They also hold the fairy chambers in the four corners.

This is the gate.What looks like celestial rays from above is piled steel behind it.

My early drawing of the gate.

All the sections of the fence. The whole thing is in miniature (about 2 1/2 feet high)

I've made a lot of hand forged calligraphy over the years . The supporting connectors were painted to match the stone they were mounted on.

This gate was made to represent the constellation Taurus.

This seen is of two large plywood mock up's of stone well covers. I supported the real stones at these precarious angles with hidden steel reinforcement. Owner with coffee for scale.

Latch works from both sides.

Gate swings both ways.

Irish farm gate.

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After.

one section of a terrace balcony in Washington,CT.

Pool gate closed in Washington,CT.

Close up. This gate is double and swings out and latches against the exterior wall for another effect when not in use. The solid door all ways operates.Quartz stone finials.

Small red gate in Bridgewater,CT.

Pool gate partially open. It shows how overlapping conceals the center.

Pink quartz really dresses up this interior version of passage.

Our fence and the detail images below.

Each post has a house with quartz antenna.

Silvermine Art center in New Canaan,Ct. A double woven branch gate.

Industrial Harem in Jersey City,N.J.

This sign was made for the side of a white house. The white connectors help to make the letters appear to float 2 inches from the wall.

Hear it is on the house and it's clearly legible at an angle.

This vine is a trellis with out a vine. It's all made of steel. Commissioned by garden designer Karen Bussolini.