Warehouse barn lights aren’t just for warehouses anymore, let alone barns! Take a look around the next time you’re out and about in your favorite restaurant or store – it’s likely you’ll begin to notice these vintage lights everywhere. The reason why? Warehouse style pendant lights are flexible, versatile and relatively inexpensive. This makes them a sought after choice for both business owners and homeowners alike.
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Farmhouse design normally encompasses anything and everything rustic, vintage or antique. Designers and homeowners track down unique pieces and add them to their space for an all-around together look. Many choose to bring in a bit of the outdoors with natural pieces like a pinewood dining table or simply using wild flowers as a centerpiece. Decorating for an industrial farmhouse is not a difficult task – after all, it’s really about finding inspiration in everything around us.
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Today, we’re reaching out to those of you with high ceilings in your home. The industrial open loft is definitely in style and won’t be disappearing anytime soon. After all, when is the last time you walked into a room with a low ceiling and said, “Wow, I really love this compact look!” While they are a sought after characteristic when it comes to the real estate game, they can still present some challenges to homeowners.
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Crouse-Hinds is a name synonymous with the lighting industry for over 110 years. Founded in 1894 by Huntington Beard Crouse and Jeff Lorenzo Hinds, the two began Crouse-Hinds Electrical Company, and began manufacturing traffic signals and controllers. However, the name Crouse-Hinds is better known for their line of explosion proof lighting – manufactured for hazardous factories and warehouses all over the United States.
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While many tend to gather in kitchens and dining rooms for family events, have you ever noticed where they retreat afterward? A favorite of many is to bask outside and enjoy the breeze, maybe even a have cup of coffee while the rest of the house sits calm and quiet. We’re willing to bet that if your porch is anything like the one featured from Southern Living, family members will be rushing to steak their claim on those inviting rocking chairs.
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When you think of a traditional home, what images do you being to think of? Long white walls? Exposed wooden beams along the ceilings? Maybe even that large, classic chandelier in the dining room? Switching up that traditional design with a few industrial touches could put you on the road to a beautiful and unique home.
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