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The 270-ft ironwork staircase took four months to complete

View of stone floor by Walker Zanger, and architecture, baluster, ceiling, daylighting, estate, handrail, home, interior design, lobby, stairs, wall, window, orange, gray — View of stone floor by Walker Zanger, and railings by Ossi's iron Works.

View of railings by Ossi's iron Works - baluster, handrail, iron, stairs, brown, gray

View of railings by Ossi's iron Works - baluster, handrail, iron, metal, stairs, black, gray

View of railings by Ossi's iron Works - ceiling, product design, brown, gray

A commitment to old-world craftsmanship isparticularly evident in the 270ft main staircase.

The filigree ironwork balustrade took four months to create by hand, using traditional forging techniques to heat and hammer the metal, says Osvaldo Ayala, owner of Ossi's Iron Works.

"We do everything by hand and eye we don't use a computer or machine for this work."

The company also made the ironwork for the home's balcony, gates, pickets and railings.

For details, contact Ossi's Iron Works, 4860 Cecile Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89115, phone (702) 765 7000, fax (702) 644 7984. Email: ossiiron@embarqmail.com.

Story by: Trendsideas

08 Feb, 2008

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