About Doud Studios
Doud Studios was founded by Damon James to create custom functional art for the home. Each piece produced by Doud Studios is one-of-one and therefore entirely unique. Damon crafts each design using traditional forging techniques, ensuring a legacy for generations to come. Never cast, designed and made by the artist himself, these custom pieces are made of bronze, steel and/or aluminum. Materials and patina vary, and just as each home is unique, the metal will develop its own relationship to its surroundings, creating yet another unique aspect of this custom work. Damon ...Read More
Established in 20181stDibs seller since 2018
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Square bronze coffee table with forged steel legs. Burnished to a gloss finish, the table reflects your life around it. Shown next to Doud Studios’ bronze tile end table.
Damon James working in his Monterey smithy.
Bronze table lamp forged using a traditional Japanese joinery technique sits atop a square end table made of individually forged steel tiles and textured steel legs.
A round bronze side table with forged steel legs. Burnished to a gloss finish. The textured steel legs come to a tapered point.
Bronze rectangular console table with forged steel legs. The legs have chiseled details and are textured. In the background, a small forged bronze stool in front of a forged steel and bronze bar stool.
Square side table made from individually forged bronze tiles surrounded by forged steel frame. The legs are made of groups of forged steel bars. The tiles are burnished to a matte finish.
A bronze impala skull sits atop a rectangular bronze coffee table made from individually forged bronze tiles surrounded by a steel frame. The table top is burnished to a high gloss finish. The legs are made of groups of forged steel bars.
A striking American Ram skull, patinated and then burnished to bring out every nuance of the skull sits atop Doud Studios' square bronze coffee table. The gloss of the bronze reflects the skull above.
Textured steel legs provide rich contrast to the smooth, glossy bronze of Doud Studios' round bronze side table.
Damon James shaping a table leg out of steel using a hammer and anvil