Industrial Farmhouse Headboard; Urban Rustic Headboard/Wall Art
CUSTOM MADE MODERN INDUSTRIAL FARMHOUSE HEADBOARDS/WALL ART
The industrial farmhouse style wall mounted wood and iron headboard shown is just one example of what's possible. It features hand-distressed solid wood with a durable finish and powder coated ironwork. Headboards are available to complement any size bed — or choose something to hang on its own as wall art that can integrate with a variety of interior designs and décor. Individually made-to-order, my headboards and wall art can be custom made in a variety of designs, sizes, wood finishes, and metal finishes. Prices start at just $650. Contact me for details on ordering a custom headboard made just for you.
NOTE: Wall mounted headboards are not attached to the bed. They can be positioned as desired and securely mounted to walls with the included hardware. The heavy-duty rubber pads on the steel frame will protect your wall's surface from scratches.
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Artistic Iron & Wood Concepts ◊ Design & Fabrication
I work with wood and metal to make distinctive items that integrate design and function. Every project is unique and requires a personalized approach, with attention to artistry and craftsmanship a fundamental commitment to my clients.
Contact Info:
Email: RusticFurnitureHut@gmail.com
Phone: Please send an email if you'd like my direct contact number.
About the Owner:
My extensive background in art, design, and fabrication allows me to creatively apply different methods and materials for projects. I strive to create original, skillfully crafted items that will exceed my clients expectations.
A bit of (tongue-in-cheek) personal history:
When I was 9 years old, I stepped on a board with a rusty nail and became hooked on woodworking.
When I was 12 years old, I watched my father arc welding a project in his fabrication shop. After the blindness subsided, I bought a welding helmet and went to work . . .
The first time I accidentally hit my thumb with a hammer, I yelled at the top of my lungs in a foreign language. The second time, I went out and bought a smaller hammer.
If I had a dollar for every splinter I've pulled out of my hands, I could go to law school. Then I would be able to sue the trees.
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