Designers & Architects

Russ Lamb works directly with designers, architects and builders. There is no gallery and no representative between you and the shop. The person who makes the work is the person who answers the phone.

Fifty years of metalwork. Forty-five life-size pieces. Work installed across the mountain west.

208-720-6981[email protected]

Where the work is

Private residences, clubs, restaurants and banks across the mountain west.

Owners and locations are kept private. Regions only.

Three lines of work

Bronze editions

Cast to order and numbered within a limited edition.

Lead time
About eight months, set largely by the foundry schedule.

Steel, life-size

Fabricated one at a time and cut by hand. One of a kind.

Lead time
Eight to ten months.

Signage and architectural

Commissioned signage and architectural metalwork.

Lead time
About two months.

Lead times are real and are quoted before work begins.

Specification

Dimensions and materials are listed for each piece. Weight, mounting method, patina and finish, and suitability for indoor or outdoor placement are confirmed for the specific piece before it is specified.

How a project runs

  1. Conversation — scale, site, timeline.
  2. Concept and quote.
  3. Fabrication or casting.
  4. Crating, delivery and installation.

Crating, freight and installation

The price of a piece is for the work itself. Crating, freight and installation are quoted separately for each project, because they depend on the piece and on the site.

How the work is made

Work is cut, welded and finished by hand in the Bellevue shop, then crated, transported and installed. One life-size animal took ten thousand individually cut pieces of steel.

Start a conversation

Russ answers these enquiries himself.

208-720-6981[email protected]