The bedroom recreates the improvised, utilitarian look of early 20th-century factory furniture. Roughhewn planks bear the characteristic saw marks, dents, pits, and random knots of logs milled on the steam-powered circular and sash saws of the era. A rustic black pine finish balances transparency and opacity to showcase these natural imperfections. Exposed bolts, hammered metal pulls, cross-braces, and a tilt-style mirror evoke the ingenuity and earnestness that characterized the turn of the century. Modern conveniences include full-extension ball-bearing drawer glides for maximum storage capacity and smooth, efficient operation. Felt-lined top drawers provide storage for valuables and the nightstand features a convenient pull-out tray. Choose from headboards with cross-braced detailing or cushioned linen panels fashioned with nailhead trim. Bed frames include 5 cross slats with center leg supports for use with a box spring and mattress. Crafted entirely from solid wood, the bedroom uses mortise and tenon frames, tongue and groove tops, and frame and panel sides for strength and durability. 5-sided hardwood plywood drawer boxes with English dovetail corners are sanded and stained to match the exterior finish. The latest trend in design invites us to create our own unique spaces by combining different styles, finishes, textures, and materials. The bedroom is equally suited for a post-industrial downtown loft, a swanky brownstone, or a suburban farmhouse. The versatile pine finish pairs well with bold, vibrant colors or muted and earthy tones. Soften the stark industrial aesthetic with plush rugs and bedding or embrace it with minimalist textiles and edgy metal accents.
