Smith Design and Manufacturing, Inc.

About Smith Design and Manufacturing, Inc.

Smith Design and Manufacturing presents itself as a custom architectural millwork and metalwork shop rather than a timber or land-services business. The home page calls it “The Home for High-End Architectural Features” and groups its work into circular, spiral and straight stairs, glass, metal and wood balustrades, castings, doors and gates, lighting, cabinetry and wall treatments. The about page states that the firm “originally specialized in finely crafted wood stairs” and has “since branched out to include stairs with glass, metal, and stone,” and that its woodworking shop “boasts a five axis CNC” used to build its own compound curved handrails. It also describes “an expansive metals shop utilizing traditional blacksmithing techniques, as well as modern manufacturing and machining,” recently expanded to include a foundry. The services page offers CNC work “from simple projects up to a 5-axis router capable of producing complex Three Dimensional shapes,” along with stock and fully custom handrail profiles, though parts of that page are marked “(Under Construction)” and “(Description Coming Soon).” On history, the site says the business was “conceived nearly thirty years ago when cousins Lynn and Dee Smith opened their first custom stair shop just north of Dallas, TX” and now runs with “more than twenty highly skilled craftsmen” out of “a 30,000 square foot facility in Gunter, TX”; it gives no founding year. Work is said to be custom built to client specification and kept “in house” from construction through shipment and installation. The pages set out no pricing, no minimum order or project size, no staff credentials or trade certifications, and no quoting process beyond a contact form and an invitation to call and arrange a shop tour. As described on smithdesignmfg.com, read 23 September 2026.

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