Style
Choose the line that matches the house — Georgian, Athens, or a security steel like The Badass Fence.
Design Center
Two lines. One that’s yours.
A fence’s character shows before anyone’s close enough to see what it’s made of — in the picket, the spacing, the scale against your home. Start with the signature line that fits the property.
Every ornamental fence we build starts as one of two signature lines: The Georgian — clean-lined and modern — or The Athens — timeless and elegant. Both are American-made steel, fabricated in-house. For commercial-grade security steel, see The Badass Fence.
Signature Line
The Georgian
Clean-lined, modern ornamental steel. Flat-top pickets end flush at the rail — no points, no finials — for a quieter silhouette on contemporary and transitional homes.
- Pairs with smooth siding, stucco, and newer construction
- A natural match for sliding or simple swing gates
- Softer profile along yards with kids or dogs
The Athens
Timeless, elegant ornamental steel. Spear-top pickets and tighter rhythm — the classic estate profile people picture when they think historic Georgia ironwork, built in steel.
- Pairs with brick, stone pillars, and traditional architecture
- Carries naturally into a formal driveway swing gate
- Ask about pinch-point detail for extra presence at the entrance
Which Fits the House?
Style first. Material and finish follow.
The line you choose shapes everything after it — picket profile, gate pairing, and how the fence reads from the street.
The Georgian
The Georgian strips the ornamental profile to essentials — wider spacing and a flat top — so it reads as ornamental steel without reading as historic. It is the natural fit for modern farmhouse, transitional, and newer-construction homes that don’t want a fence older than the house.
The Athens
The Athens takes its name from classic Georgian and colonial ironwork found across historic Georgia neighborhoods — denser pickets and a spear-top finial. It reads best against solid materials: stone or brick pillars, painted brick, columned porches.
Your Project, Step by Step
Where this fits in the process
Material
We fabricate American-made steel. See why — and how it compares to what people often ask about.
Finish
Galvanized, powder coat, or duplex — the layer that decides how it looks in year twenty.
Site & budget
Clearance, HOA rules, and a planning range before we walk the property.
Keep Planning
Related Design Center guides
Found your line?
Bring us the property and the direction you’re leaning — we’ll design, fabricate, and install it in-house.
