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Today on the blog we’re dreaming up some fun, unique ways to use metal accents to promote body movement in small spaces. While these concepts are geared towards tiny house living, adaptations can be made to help you achieve similar looks in any size living space. These three specific ideas come from Living Big in a Tiny House. But there are a ton of unique ways to incorporate metal accents for movement in any space!  Ladders that serve for function and fitness Interior or Exterior   Reclaimed materials serve not only as a ladder to the tiny house’s flat roof...

Metal is an intriguing element to work with in design. It has the ability to create “weight” and works as an anchor when you want to highlight or focus on specific vignette in a room.

When live edge furniture became wildly popular again in 2013 (first in the 1940s) so did the metal table base. Strong enough to support the weight of a slab tabletop; metal legs and table bases began popping up everywhere to support a custom “DIY” inspired market.  At first, we witnessed an influx of square stock, simple rectangular bases, and trestles but now, there’s no limit as to what type of base you can see. Here are 9 classic styles that support live edge pieces, dining tables, coffee tables, and end tables. However, when you employ the help of a true...