Sadlemire Metal Custom Design and Installations

Sadlemire Custom Metal Art

Sadlemire — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 15:02:54 +0000

With over 25 years of experience, this art form of working with steel and aluminum is mesmerizing. Materials that are so cold, unbending, rigid and unforgiving, until they are made to appear fluid and graceful in the talented hands of metal artist and sculptor Robert Sadlemire. Through his many years of trial and error, not only has he been able to master bending steel but to curl and weave it, bringing the metals to a new level of inspirational functional art.

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20ft School of Fish Sculpture

Sadlemire — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 13:39:48 +0000

School of Fish Sculpture for new upscale restaurant nearly completed!

Sadlemire’s newest sculpture is 20ftx12ft and consists of over 300 raw aluminum sculpted fish, suspended from ceiling in the center of the Restaurant.

Tree of Hope for Carolina Regional Cancer Center

Sadlemire — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 17:41:27 +0000

Carolina Regional Cancer Center – News

Robert Sadlemire, a sculptor and artist, was commissioned to create a sculpture that would symbolize the hope of all cancer patients. Sadlemire said, I chose the Low country oak tree as its roots go deep in the ground and yet its leaves dance in the wind.

Sadlemire sculpted the tree completely out of aluminum; it has a strong, solid trunk—capable of holding many branches and over 400 leaves.

Robert Sadlemire is a conceptual structuralist, sculptor and artist who traveled internationally studying carpentry, painting, and sculpting. He prides himself on delivering a unique product that is marked by artistic integrity, quality construction, and above all, function. Sadlemire specializes in all types of artistic and functional metal works, from Grand Staircases and Railings to Unique Metal Sculptures as well as Commercial Applications.

You may view Robert’s work by visiting his website at www.sadlemire.com. Contact him personally at (843) 267-4894

And the Hope continues to grow with additional leave recently added for more cancer survivors!

Sadlemire Doors headed for the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas

Sadlemire — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 14:36:01 +0000

Custom Commercial Metal Works

Sadlemire — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 19:04:50 +0000

Grand Staircases completed for the New Bank of America in Columbia S.C.

Sadlemire — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 21:33:42 +0000

Sadlemire completes staircase for the new Bank of America in Columbia S.C.

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Commerical Staircases

35ft Historical Cornice for downtown Charleston S.C.

Sadlemire — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 13:59:35 +0000

Sadlemire Metal Custom Designs and Installations completes a 35ft historical cornice replica from 1891, on Kings St. Charleston S.C.

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Sadlemire completes 30ft Free Floating Sculpture

Sadlemire — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 16:58:21 +0000

Now completed Sadlemire’s 30ft Free Floating Prayer Flag Sculpture for

30ft Floating Flag Sculpture

private estate home in prestigious Kiawah Island S.C.

Sadlemire Custom Doors

Sadlemire — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 15:09:31 +0000

Sadlemire Custom Doors for Up-Scale Restaurant

Custom Sadlemire Doors now completed at new upscale restaurant in Myrtle Beach S.C. !

“Old World Design” Distressed Wood and Iron, along with Interior Custom Chandelier and Wall Sculpture, pics will post soon!

Sadlemire Metal Entry Gates featured in Robb Report Exceptional Properties May 2012

Sadlemire — Sat, 12 May 2012 14:46:41 +0000

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Robert Sadlemire, the proprietor of Sadlemire Metal in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Specializes in more modern designs for the ornamental aluminum and steel tubing estate gates he fashions.”Some people do like to live a bit in the past and have the old feel of security you get with iron,” he says. ” Other clients are more open-minded and want something really different and cut me loose.” A metal sculpture artist by training, Sdlemire describes his style as combination of old and new school. His more modern creations often incorporate a fluid, free flowing floral motif – oversize manna leaf, palm trees, tangles of vines and may incorporate classic elements like scroll work. ” It really depends on the client” he says. ” Most clients want a lavish gate that fit to their personality.” His clientele tends to prefer basic black, occasionally opting for faux finishes, copper or hand wiped textures that create a centuries old aged look. ” High worth individuals really don’t want to shout, “look at my home,” he says. Most of Sadlemire’s designs take up to three months to organize and two to six weeks to fabricate on machines he’s process that gives him a competitive edge and prevents others from copying. _ Nancy Theoret