Rose Iron Works

History...
The Ohio Governor's Residence in Bexley Ohio, holds a rich history dating back to 1928. In 2013, when the staff needed a new chandelier for the living room, they turned to Rose Iron Works.

Instead of replicating the original fixture, our team drew inspiration from the rooms unique details to design a stunning piece in the Jacobethan Revival style. The result is a true blend of tradition and creativity.

Take a closer look at this story on our website under "News" at www.roseironworks.com

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What a night! We went behind the scenes of Rose Iron Works at the Cleveland Museum of Art lecture series July 13. - We are currently featured in special exhibition going through October 19th - Bob Rose, President and lead designer, Jesse Burns, Design Engineer, Larry Sisson, object conservator, Steve Moorhouse, lead blacksmith & Beth Edelstein, Senior Conservator of Objects for the Museum shared how we continue our tradition of decorative metalwork while creating new pieces for today. Lots of stories and anecdotes made for an unforgettable evening.

History
As we think back on at the journey of the Euclid Beach Carousel project we're reminded of an earlier chapter from 2014.
We were approached by the Humphrey family, friends and descendants of the original founders of Euclid Beach, to create a top for the carrousel which was being renovated. We were given only a few weeks to design and make a replica of the one which adorned the top of the original building. This early project set the tone for everything that followed.
euclidbeach.org/carousels