Iron for the building.
Furniture for the room.
Architectural iron, our own forged furniture, and a curated collection — all under one Dallas roof.
For more than thirty years, D'Hierro has designed and forged custom iron in Dallas — and furnished the rooms behind it. Family-owned, led by Jorge and Rocio. Every piece is drawn, forged, and finished under one roof.
For homes and buildings.
The furniture begins at the anvil.
Need a custom size, a different finish, or twenty for a restaurant? Commission it — it's the same shop. And renovating? We forge the doors, windows, and railings too.
Alongside our own work, we curate a small roster of luxury furniture, lighting, and outdoor houses — configured, priced, and delivered with white-glove service.
The Galatyn,
Dallas.
One of our commercial commissions — a 20-story tower in Dallas.
Scope Common-space ironwork
Year 2026
A building drawn in the language of Paris — stone, plaster, and iron — rising above the Katy Trail.
Rising in Dallas's Upper McKinney District beside the Katy Trail, The Galatyn is a 20-story residential tower of 56 homes, conceived by StreetLights Residential in the Parisian tradition — formal symmetry, neutral brick and white masonry, and dark steel. D'Hierro was commissioned for the building's common-space ironwork: the ornate forged-steel entry doors at the motor court and main lobby, the tall arched steel windows that run through the amenity level and outdoor lounges, the pool-court door and gates, and the sliding entry gate — more than two dozen openings in all, drawn against the architect's elevations, glazed with insulated low-E glass, and installed by our own crew.
The work is meant to read as the building does: quiet, enduring, and built to last another hundred years.
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A studio of two, and a small crew.
D'Hierro has been led by Jorge and Rocio for more than three decades. Jorge is the hand behind the metal — the bridge from a final drawing to its installation, working shoulder-to-shoulder with the builders, architects, and homeowners on every job. Rocio leads the client side of the studio — estimates, orders, and the vendor coordination that carries a project from first call to delivery. They came to Dallas in the mid-nineties with a trade learned at the bench — and built a practice around the slow work of making one thing well.
The studio is small on purpose. They take on a limited number of commissions a year, and the same hands that draw a piece are the hands that finish it.
Three movements.
Drawing.
Full-scale elevations and shop drawings developed in consultation with the architect or designer. Profiles, joinery, and finish sampled on paper before any iron is cut.
Forging.
Hot work at the anvil and press — bars drawn, scrolled, and joined by hand. Every component is fabricated in our Dallas studio; nothing is sub-contracted abroad.
Finishing.
Patination, wax, oil, or paint — applied in stages and burnished. Finish samples are submitted for approval, then matched on-site during installation.
A practice built around your drawings.
We work directly from your construction documents. Shop drawings, finish samples, scheduled lead times, and on-site coordination are part of the engagement — not extras. Designers also get trade pricing across the whole furniture collection, white-label client boards, and printable tear sheets.
- Shop drawings to scale
- Finish samples on request
- Trade pricing on furniture
- White-label client boards
- Scheduled lead times
- On-site coordination
- Spec sheets for binders
- NDA / confidentiality