Heirloom delivers artistic inspiration and seamless execution for Rainer’s Owner
“It all started with the front door to our house,” says Betty Bercowski, who owns Rainer’s restaurant downtown and has just opened a new piano bar next door. “Actually, it started at the Artisphere festival a few years prior. That’s when I first saw The Heirloom Companies’ work. I remember being impressed and taking a [...]
Heirloom opens new showroom in downtown Greenville, SC
The Moseley family began their trek east from California some 20 years ago. They settled in a little town called Campobello, off scenic Highway 11—about 30 minutes from Greenville, SC. And while they just expanded their wood and metal shop to include a brand new lighting wing, they wanted a bigger presence in Greenville’s award-winning [...]
Custom wood and metal works fit for a castle
Custom wood and metal works fit for a castle “We wanted more land,” Lynn said. “And we wanted a house that complemented and elevated the property in the tradition of a European estate, much like a French chateau.” Lynn and Michael McBride built their dream chateau in Simpsonville, SC on 40+ acres of rolling countryside [...]
Setting the standard with our custom lighting offerings
At The Heirloom Companies, we are always striving to add premium, custom wood and ironworks to our portfolio. Sometimes we get special requests from customers who are looking for a design or feature that is unique. Other times we come up with artistic ideas ourselves and then bring them from conception to produced work. The latter is the case with our premium textured bronze lighting process.
Heirloom has a big night at NOMMA—And we don’t just mean awards
The NOMMA Convention is always a special weekend for The Heirloom Companies. NOMMA, of course, refers to the National Ornamental and Miscellaneous Metals Association: a loose-knit and highly skilled group of metalworks artisans from all over the country. “The NOMMA Convention is a great opportunity for the team to interact with other people in the industry,” says Ben Moseley, “and share stories [...]