This space came together after an opportunity of several small unused storage spaces in the basement were reworked to make one large man cave and hidden gun room. Metal custom cabinets provide additional storage for ammunition and hand guns. An antique reloading bench at the end of the room serves as a focal point along with the custom metal-finished wall. Laminate flooring adds warmth to the basement floor.

The various sized compartments in the upper drawers showcase the collector's hand gun collection. The deeper lower drawers allows for bulk storage of hand guns and ammunition. The tall vertical sections are for the collector's rifle collection. The center tower showcases the best of the collection and are individually lit by led lighting. Mark Samuels Photography

Finished dining area within the Heritage Foundry Kitchen project, featuring a custom reclaimed-wood wine rack, vintage-inspired cabinetry, metal dining chairs, a round dining table, dark wood flooring, and layered wall decor. The combination of reclaimed materials and industrial details creates a warm, eclectic character.

Made of recycled metal, this ammunition canister vase is weathered with earth tones and faded black print. Great for outdoor entertaining.
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Photo: Sarah Dowlin © 2018 Houzz
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A custom wine and glass storage display created from repurposed Vietnam War-era wooden ammunition boxes. Integrated into the Heritage Foundry Kitchen dining area, these handcrafted storage pieces add function, history, texture, and a distinctive industrial character to the space.

Finished living area featuring a reclaimed wood and metal grid media wall, custom wood shelving, an original brick fireplace, and industrial lighting. Repurposed Vietnam War-era and World War II ammunition boxes are incorporated into the wall design, adding history, texture, and a distinctive collected character to the space.

Finished dining area within the Heritage Foundry Kitchen project, featuring a vintage-inspired built-in cabinet and wine storage, reclaimed wood elements, and repurposed Vietnam War-era ammunition boxes incorporated into the wall display. Industrial lighting, dark wood flooring, metal dining chairs, and layered materials create a warm, collected interior with historic character.

Here's a unique addition to your vintage decor! A recycled metal ammuniton canister repurposed into a fabulous vase! Each one will be slightly different so totally unique. This metal vase is sure to spark a conversation or two! Made of metal. Dimensions 7.5" x 18.5" H.

Pistol display cabinet w/ 7 drawers for pistol storage and a couple of the rifle cabinets Benjamin Anderson
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