Peggy describes the recent demolish and rebuild of her 1950s Cape Cod cottage as a massive undertaking. She and her husband wanted to preserve the old Cape Cod feel but add modern systems and construction to meet building code. Inspiration for the project took root when Peggy stumbled across a magazine ad for a retro stove.
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When modern design first took root in the early 20th century, it was in response to a rapidly changing world. We’re not talking Ipads and cell phones just yet, but air conditioning, television, frozen foods, and, oh my, neon lights.
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The tiny barrier island of Long Beach, New York, lies just south of Long Island and is home to 35,000 people within its two-square-mile footprint. It’s also home to one of our favorite design firms — Wolf and Wing Interior Design.
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If you’ve never shopped our website, a great place to start is the Shop by Style menu. Just click on Lighting at the top of the home page and it’s right next to Porcelain RLM and Barn Lighting. These style categories give you a sampling of the fixtures we offer in some of today’s most popular styles including farmhouse, nautical, and schoolhouse lighting.
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The tiny town of Havelock, in eastern Ontario, Canada, may be nothing more than a blip on the map between Toronto and Ottowa to many. But to Tanya and J.J. Hudson, Havelock is home. This charming little spot is where these siblings grew up and where they choose to live and work as a dynamic real estate team with RE/MAX.
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Whether you’re a long-time fan of Barn Light Electric or a more recent devotee, you probably know that we handcraft some pretty sweet barn lights. Lights with deep roots in the RLM shades of the early 20th century. The ones that every homeowner wants for their modern farmhouse. We offer a complete line of these classic barn lights from pendants and goosenecks to wall sconces and chandeliers.
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