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Porcelain Goosenecks Lend Style to Historic Shipyard

Bath, Maine is a city rich in shipbuilding history. One of the most popular tourist destinations in Bath is the Maine Maritime Museum located on the scenic shores of the Kennebec River which boasts an active waterfront even today. The museum is an historic shipyard that includes five original 19th century buildings where visitors can explore and learn about the colorful history of Bath, its shipbuilding industry, and life at sea.
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Emblem Shades Add Classic Statement to Disney Restaurant

At the Raglan Road™ Irish Pub & Restaurant at Walt Disney World’s Pleasure Island, visitors are treated to authentic Irish everything from the moment they walk in the door. From the celebrity Irish chef and his fabulous fare to the Celtic souvenirs and Irish jigs that bring a wee bit of the old country to Orlando. However, before they walk in the door, visitors are greeted by genuine gooseneck sign lighting that beckons them in from the crowded streets. These fixtures are almost identical to Barn Light Electric’s Emblem Shades, part of our gooseneck sign lighting collection that is hand crafted right here in America.
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Goosenecks Add Just the Right Angle to Outdoor Signage

gooseneck_angle_shade_sign_lighting-244x300.jpgTake a step back in time to the carefree days of the early 1960s when Camelot was in its heyday, the Rat Pack ruled, and there was a certain swanky style to restaurants around the country. The Fabulous Frankie Bones Restaurant and Lounge captures this feeling perfectly with “an atmosphere fondly reminiscent of times past … but never forgotten.” With locations in Asheville, North Carolina and on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina, Frankie Bones offers classic American-Italian style fare and fun.
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Retro Pendant Lighting Packs a Punch in Vibrant Living Room

Not for the faint at heart, using more than one vibrant color is a huge design dare. In this living room, the homeowner did it right by painting the walls and floor a dark shade of grey. By doing this, retro hues have been balanced out and neutralized. With that being said, just because they are toned down doesn’t mean they move toward the bland end of the spectrum. There’s no denying that the eye catching pink lacquer coffee table paired with a vintage green lamp creates a force to be reckoned with.
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Porcelain Factory Pendant for Retro, Mid Century Homes

If you happen to be a frequent follower of our blogs, you know that (typically) porcelain barn lights are synonymous with modern farmhouses or industrial environments. We’re switching it up on you today though…as much as we love a beautiful country home, retro and kitschy environments are fresh and fun!
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Classic Gooseneck Barn Lights at a Modern American Restaurant

If you’ve ever been to downtown Frederick, Maryland, you may have been interested in dining at The Tasting Room. Surely with such an innovative concept paired up with a sophisticated atmosphere, you may expect pricey and out of the ordinary cuisine, right? That’s not exactly the case. Their dinner menu is packed full of classic American foods – but with a twist. This essentially makes their restaurant a must-see on the list of many visitors to this area.

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