Our love affair with copper is hardly new. According to the Copper Development Association, a copper pendant discovered in present-day Iraq dates back to about 8700 B.C. Copper has long been prized for its versatility and alluring shine. In modern times, copper lighting and other decorative pieces are found throughout both residential and commercial spaces.
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If you’ve never shopped our website, a great place to start is the Shop by Style menu. Just click on Lighting at the top of the home page and it’s right next to Porcelain RLM and Barn Lighting. These style categories give you a sampling of the fixtures we offer in some of today’s most popular styles including farmhouse, nautical, and schoolhouse lighting.
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First impressions are lasting ones, and no one understands this better than brick-and-mortar business owners. A building must stand out from the competition, attracting the attention of passersby through color, creative signage, attractive landscaping, and exterior lighting.
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When it comes to purchasing new lighting for your home or business, there are many questions to consider. What style and size of shade, what finish color, and which mounting option just for starters. Our award-winning sales team assists customers every day, via phone, email, and live chat, in navigating our website in pursuit of the perfect fixture.
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When choosing a gooseneck barn light, one of the most important decisions is not just picking the best shade style for the space, but finding an appropriate gooseneck arm.
The gooseneck light mounting — the arm — is a vital part of both the form and function of the fixture. At Barn Light Electric, we craft 30 different arm styles so you can find the very best size and shape for your new gooseneck light.
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Every space should have a focal point — something that draws the eye in and captures attention. Whether an accent wall, a dramatic piece of art, or, dare we say, a stunning light fixture, the focal point of a room plays an integral role in anchoring the space and setting the mood.
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