Simplicity and minimalism occasionally take center stage in industrial décor. While each person has his or her own definition of what an industrial farmhouse should be comprised of, we’re sure that this small kitchen vignette will appeal to anybody who appreciates an easygoing approach to design.
Occasionally we notice that our work areas are starting to creep into the dining room and then even some into living room. For some, it could be work that they brought home from the office, or maybe you have an in-home design studio with fabric samples and color swatches thrown about. Whether you’re proud of it or not, it’s probably happened at some point or another.
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Do you have that small nook in your home that is in desperate need of rustic lighting? Maybe a craft space, a mud room or a small half bath like we feature today? For this particular space shown above, a large RLM Gooseneck Light will be a bit too bulky and recessed can lights are just plain boring; your room is tiny and you need a stylish, compact light. What’s a homeowner to do? Read More »
In the past, industrial style was something only found in factories. Nobody really cared to invest in a property that had concrete floors and discolored, brick walls. If you also had faded woodwork and exposed duct work, you would have a hard time finding a potential buyer. Today, you might be kicking yourself for not seeing the possibility in these rugged atmospheres, right? As you know, these factory inspired rooms are all the rage. People are paying big bucks for vintage industrial furniture along with explosion proof factory lamps. Can you blame them though?
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Brass accessories have definitely been making a comeback. You may be seeing them all over the place – architectural brass lighting in coastal homes, vintage hardware at antique sales, or you may have decided to bring out your grandmother’s vintage serving tray because it would be the perfect little towel cart. While some trends from the 1980’s should never (ever) come back into play, antique furniture and little décor pieces seem to still add a touch of elegant, yet understated class. Read More »
By now, you’re taking note that porcelain barn lights can be used nearly anywhere. Whether an entryway pendant light, commercial sign light, or just a gooseneck vanity lamp, they’re likely to earn compliments from anyone who takes note of them. Modern enamel lamps have been around for over a century, so owning one is almost like owning a piece of history.
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