Maddison Mellem
Looking for a new way to make your home more unique? How about an old way? Home decor and architecture have been trending toward bland colors and straight lines for years, but the dream is still alive for those who admire the intricate detail and hand-made quality of antique decor and architecture. These five historical elements are sure to breathe life and individuality into any living space.
Speakeasy doors and grills are the perfect replacement for tiny peepholes, bringing historical charm and versatility to any front door. Opt to include glass to let in natural light year-round or leave the glass out for optimal airflow without compromising security.
Faux hinge straps are the ultimate way to bring an antique charm to any door without the need to remove and reinstall them. Available in a number of historically inspired design styles, these clever straps allow you to transform your home into anything from a rustic cabin to an elegant castle.
Iron corbels are a historically accurate way to accentuate any corner and support shelves and countertops with rustic flair. Whether your personal home decor style is cottagecore or restored gothic, there's a corbel for you!
Whether you're looking to improve home security or simply secure a free-swinging door, cane bolts are the antique-approved solution to all your latch problems. Made to secure your door via a connection to the floor or door jamb, cane bolts have been a tried and true mechanism for centuries.
Many construction, renovation, and decor projects require bolts, why not use stylish and historically inspired carriage bolts? These carriage bolts are made to modern standards in a vintage style, perfect for any project or installation that can't be marred by boring modern hex bolts.
