Firewood doesn't have to live in a pile on the floor
Most people with a fireplace or a wood stove deal with the same problem: where to keep the logs. A stack on the floor works, but it sheds bark, collects dust, and looks like you forgot to finish moving in. A big traditional log rack solves the mess but takes up half the wall.
We designed our log holders to sit somewhere in between — compact enough for a small apartment, sturdy enough to hold a full evening's worth of wood, and clean enough in shape that they look like they belong in the room even when they're empty.
Built for small spaces
Most of our customers don't have dedicated mudrooms or large hearths. They have apartments, modern cabins, or living rooms where the fireplace shares space with everything else. That's why every log holder we make has a small footprint. They're designed to fit beside a stove, next to a sofa, or in a corner without blocking the way.
The vertical designs are especially good for tight spots — they hold the same amount of wood as a wide rack but take up a fraction of the floor space.
What they're made from
Steel, powder-coated for durability. The same process and material we use for our bookends and vinyl stands. It handles the weight of hardwood logs without flexing, and the finish wipes clean when bark or ash gets on it. We've tested these with oak, birch, and pine — they hold up well with all of them.
Every piece is made in our workshop in Cherkasy, Ukraine. We weld, grind, and coat each one by hand, so there's a level of care in the joints and edges that you won't find in flat-pack alternatives.
A few designs worth looking at
The curved arc holder sits low and works best next to floor-level fireplaces — it has an open shape that makes it easy to grab a log from any angle. The geometric Scandinavian design is more structured, with separate sections for logs and kindling. And the vertical holder is our slimmest option — tall, narrow, and built for corners.
Each one looks good empty, which matters more than you'd think. A log holder that only works when it's full of wood is furniture for half the year. Ours are shapes worth keeping out year-round.
Not sure which style fits your living room? Our indoor log holder buying guide covers size, footprint, and placement for living room setups specifically.
See the full collection: Log Holders by Atelier Article
