Wrought Iron Balusters

A Material Rooted in Architectural History

Wrought iron has formed the backbone of enduring architecture for centuries, from the grand balustrades of European manors to the iconic balcony railings of New Orleans’ French Quarter. Wrought iron balusters serve as vertical pillars that provide safety and support while imparting a profound sense of permanence and character to staircases and deck railings.

They establish the foundational rhythm of a design. Whether conveying classic elegance or rugged industrial strength, these balusters help define the emotional tone of a space before any other detail is noticed.

Adaptable Across American Design Styles

One of the defining strengths of our wrought iron balusters is their versatility across architectural styles. Simple, straight, twisted iron rods can frame a minimalist loft in a converted Chicago warehouse, where hammered spindles contrasts strikingly with exposed brick and reclaimed wood.

That same material, finished with a subtle tree bark texture, feels equally at home lining the porch of a sprawling Texas ranch. In Mediterranean or Spanish Colonial Revival homes in California or Florida, gently shaped or decorative iron balusters become essential, echoing sun-washed courtyards and Old-World craftsmanship.