For architects, designers & owners with a project
Iron at architectural
scale.
Stairs · gates · fixtures · hearth · hardware.
Coal-fired.
Hammer-finished.
Signed
at the anvil.
Fenhoff Ironworks is a single-smith shop in Greeneville, Tennessee — sculptural and architectural iron, hand-forged at the coal fire and detailed to the building it lives in. Holden trained in Historic Ironwork at the American College of the Building Arts. The shop works in two directions: reproducing and preserving historic pieces, and forging new commissions for contemporary work.
The piece in your hands was forged on a Thursday afternoon. The stair railing two rooms over took a whole season. Same fire. Same hammer. Same hand. If you’ve got a real project — a stair to be railed, a hearth to be screened, a gate to be hung, a chandelier to be lit — the forge works at that scale too.
“I’ve been at this anvil since I was eight. What matters to me now is iron that belongs to a building — historic or new — like it grew there.”
— Holden Fenhoff · SmithStair railings
Balustrades, newels, balcony rails, exterior runs.
Gates & fencing
Driveway, garden, courtyard — to your wall openings.
Light fixtures
Chandeliers, pendants, sconces, UL-listed.
Fireplace work
Doors, screens, andirons, fender rails.
Architectural hardware
Pulls, hinges, latches, hooks, brackets.
Restoration work
Historic reproduction & preservation.
