Welcome to My Studio and Shop!

Hi!
I'm Billy Pace and I create, fabricate and design custom pieces in wood and/or metal for collectors, business owners, designers, corporations and mall displays.

What a great job! My studio and shop home base is in the Raleigh, NC area but my work has been installed in venues from California to Las Vegas to Bermuda to way down in Miami.

My pieces range from practical problem solving welding for small business owners to beautiful and creative, seasonal designs for malls. I've worked with numerous nationally known theatrical groups to design sets for their plays and dances.

Like I said, it's a great job!
Come along with me while I add to my photos and develop my gallery. You never know what I'll be creating next!
Contact the shop at billy@woodironstudios.com or call 919-280-7596
Visit my Facebook Page at Wood-Iron-Studio
Showing posts with label welding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label welding. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Lots of catching up with projects and news!

It's been a crazy 12 months with jobs taking me everywhere, leaving no time to post and catch up. So I'll try to do a little of that now.

This company sign with steel letters was built to complement an aged pallet wall I built earlier this year for them.
I used naturally aged hardwoods for light to dark contrast. 

More catching up in the next few days!
 
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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Custom metalwork

 Examples of custom metalwork for restaurant clients in various stages.

Be on the lookout for photos of the finished pieces installed.


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Monday, November 14, 2011

Art in wood and iron

I combined wood and iron together to create my art piece "Iron Roses" to showcase the two mediums.

This is an area of welding and woodworking that I really enjoy! This 16 " high iron and wood art piece was juried into the Franklin County Arts Council art exhibit and can be seen Nov 17-Jan 2 at the FCAC building at 106 Justice St in Louisburg, NC.

It is one of a kind and for sale for only $125.00!
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Jack of all Trades

Steve Filarsky and Billy Pace
So here I am helping Franklin County Art Council Board member Steve Filarsky
hang the first quilt block for Franklin County.
This location is at the FCAC art building at 106 Justice St in Louisburg, NC.
Only one drill!



It's 4' x 4' and made on special MDO signboard with 2 x 4 bracing all around. I think we'll need a bucket truck to hang the 8' x 8' ones!

Pretty cool-this is the first Quilt Trail east of the NC mountains and they hope to expand out.
Jack of all trades-nice to be able to offer help.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

A fishy weathervane

 Fish weathervane I created for a client.

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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Welding a tower

Although the photo is grainy (sorry about that) this shows a stage I was in while creating a 28' tower for a mall display destined to ship to Puerto Rico!


It was fabricated in 6 removable levels for ease in shipping and storage.


Pretty high up!
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Welcome to my new blog!

I know I'm running a little behind the times here but at last I have a blog up and...yes the website will be next.  In the meantime, enjoy my slideshow (look to your right!) and watch for my new projects with BETTER photos!
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