Our Instagram feed is a wonderful source of inspiration to many, and we love seeing photos posted by our customers every day. Carrie, from Cullman, Alabama, has been sharing photos and tagging us in her posts @OurFeatheredFarmhouse for several years now as she and her family built their dream home.
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In last week’s post on home office design, guest blogger Melissa Andersen gave some great tips on creating a work-from-home space that is both functional and stylish. With the recent expansion of our Furniture Collection, we now offer more ways to dress up the work space whether it’s at home or in a traditional office!
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Most remodeling plans focus on updates — bringing colors, appliances, fixtures, and furniture into a more modern age. For Ben, of Concord, Massachusetts, the complete remodel of his dining/kitchen area included a new Viking range and wainscoting plus new windows and insulation. The final touch came down to lighting where he looked for something with a bit of history.
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Last fall was an exciting time here at Barn Light Electric. We not only launched a brand new website and unveiled a new logo, but we also added a unique collection of handcrafted Rustic Furniture to our offerings. We’ve received great feedback from customers on the new site design, and today, we’re thrilled to announce the first major expansion of the furniture collection.
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The workforce is evolving, with more people working from home than ever before. In fact, 43 percent of employed Americans said they spent at least some time working remotely in 2016.
With more adults than ever working from their homes (and I’m one of them!), it’s become increasingly important to have a home office from which you can conduct business, be productive, and get inspired (even real estate professionals have noticed an increased demand for home office space among buyers). Here’s how to create a functional and stylish home office of your own:
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With a practiced touch, Pam runs her fingers around the rim of a large, aluminum light shade. She’s feeling, and looking, for any imperfections in the piece before sending it on to inventory. Pam has worked in quality control for more than 15 years; the last five with Barn Light Electric.
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