Gooseneck Lights at Mimi’s Cafe Entrance

Outdoor lighting, like the featured gooseneck lights today, give Mimi’s Cafe a remarkably unique design that stands out among the rest of the national chain restaurants.

Much like ourselves, Mimi’s service and specialties are based around the early to mid 1900’s. According to Mimi’s website, each of the cafes (currently found in 24 different states), was built with rustic décor and a colorful exterior inspired from a World War 2 era French Country Cottage. In several locations along the exterior walls, gooseneck lights resembling the The Original Barn Light and the Rodeo Warehouse Shade are strategically placed to shine above on the banister and the company’s logo. The charming look of the lights at the front entrance add to the character and ambiance at the cafe known for its detailed decor and old fashioned cooking. Read More »

Long Arm Gooseneck Lights at Pittsburgh’s Famous Diner

Fabulous food isn’t the only reason why Pamela’s Diner has remained one of Pittsburgh’s most popular breakfast spots. Outdoor gooseneck lighting is only part of the retro charm and memorable atmosphere that draws a steady base of loyal customers. Pamela’s Diner is a favorite stop for locals and tourists, alike, including Barack Obama and John McCain, who both stopped in for a bite during their respective presidential campaigns. Read More »

Gooseneck Warehouse Shades Highlight a Restaurant’s Exterior

Restaurant and store owners know the incredible value of a unique and lively atmosphere to greet their customers. To accent their outdoor signs and walls, many owners choose to install Gooseneck Barn Lights or RLM warehouse shades. Gooseneck lighting fixtures provide a unique accent and a concentrated beam of light to showcase signs, menus, murals, or addresses. Read More »