Here on the Space Coast of Florida, there’s little escape from summer’s heat and humidity. But locals and tourists alike are singing the praises of the newest way to keep cool here in Titusville. The Sand Point Splash Park, located just off the shores of the Indian River, features colorful wading pools and festive fountains of water throughout the park.
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Many cities across America are encouraging the use of dark sky-friendly lighting. These fixtures are crafted in a shape that provides downward directed light which helps the skies stay dark and the stars stay bright. Barn lights are a natural fit for dark skies with their dome-shaped shades that reduce glare.
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If you follow the Barn Light Electric blog, you know that our lighting isn’t sitting in a giant warehouse waiting for a drone to snatch it from the shelf. Unlike other business models that sacrifice quantity over quality, our vintage-inspired lighting is handcrafted and made to order. That means you can customize these fixtures to your heart’s content!
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Restaurants and bars face an inordinate number of hurdles in order to survive. Location is king. Then there’s atmosphere and, of course, the food itself. Providing a welcoming venue with comfortable seating that makes people want to linger and, most importantly, return again, adds to the challenge.
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Handcrafted Barn Light Electric lights are coveted by homeowners from Maine to Malibu, but did you know that professionals also love high-quality, easy-to-customize barn lights?
Barn Light offers a Commercial Division with a network of sales representatives available throughout the U.S. and Canada to help specifiers, architects, designers, and other professionals discover the perfect lighting for the spaces they create.
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What’s better than a light fixture that fits your space and provides exactly the amount of light you need?
How about a fixture that looks just as beautiful when it’s turned off? When Jessica Phillips, of Phillips Tax & Consulting, renovated a small building in downtown Hastings, Michigan, she realized every design detail had to have purpose.
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