When ordering one of our modern geometric barn doors you are given the choice between MDF and knotty alder wood. This can be confusing if you do not understand the difference. MDF and knotty alder are ...
French doors can be traced back to the 16 century. They were originally designed to be windows that opened wide enough to walk through. They quickly became popular because of all the natural light the ...
Kids usually get to do a few activities at school celebrating this beautiful world we live in! They learn all sorts of new things like what natural resources are, why taking care of the earth is impor ...
Brass is becoming more and more popular in homes. It adds an antique touch to a modern look and we just can’t get enough of it. It’s a perfect detail to use for handles and light fixtures. We especial ...
Living in a small home is no easy thing. It can be tricky to keep things looking neat and tidy. Somehow items just end up scattered all over the place. There are a few ways that can help keep small sp ...
It’s no secret. We LOVE sliding barn doors. We think everyone should have one in their home, but we’re a little bias. Even though we think it would be awesome if every door in your house was a sliding ...
Here at Artisan Hardware, we have 3 different options for barn doors. A standard single barn door, double barn doors and bypass barn doors. So many people love the idea of a double barn door, but simp ...
Room dividers provide an excellent way to create privacy between two rooms or in an open floor space. One of the most stylish materials to use as a room divider is a sliding barn door. Utilizing a bar ...
Over the last decade, Vintage Industrial style has become wildly popular. You may hear the term thrown around when planning the interior of your home, or simply browsing through various home decor sit ...
Having a ladder on a track is so convenient! You can side that ladder to any hard to reach place. There are a few obvious places to put a sliding ladder. To name a few, customers have used our ladders ...
