Rough South Home Furniture built for the rugged Southern man

Never have anyone call your ottoman "just adorable" again, thanks to Rough South Home, a locally hand-crafted collection of furniture and lighting that keeps things rustically manly thanks to both one-of-a-kind and custom-orderable items made with materials sourced everywhere from old GA farms to IKEA, so basically, sparzen rajmö flakl hürtgren. Check out:

Pallet Chairs: Because you've always wanted to, plop down on a seat made of old shipping planks, like the white Open Back with rounded edges, liming wax cerusing, and Danish oil staining, so your seating finally can match your shirt.

Hanging Lights: Illuminate things with a chandelier made from an antique metal locker drawer that uses a 20ft cord and pulley system called the Locker Box, which Jake better be getting plenty of, considering he threw away the first overall pick and about a billion dollars.

Tables: Put your Red Dog down on the indoor/outdoor beer coffee table made of steel, oak, and a top of hand-poured concrete, which the Swedish, of course, refer to as "cöncrëtë".