With holiday festivities behind us, it’s time to get serious about the new year. The month of January always seems to focus on change — change in what we eat after recent indulgences, change in workout habits, and change on the home front. With more time spent indoors, winter is a great time to cast a critical eye around your home and see what needs a refresh in the months to come.
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For many, the new year signifies a time to freshen things up at home, and what starts as a hopeful wish list quickly becomes a daunting inventory riddled with dollar signs. But that doesn’t have to be the case! Here are 10 easy home updates that you can tackle in 2016 without having to call an expensive contractor.
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Last week we looked back at some of our favorite customer projects from 2015, and on New Year’s Day, the post covered some favorite commercial customers— those restaurants, breweries, retail stores, and even a climbing gym that used our American-made lighting to spruce up their spaces.
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One of the best parts of writing blog posts for Barn Light Electric is talking with customers who share their projects with us. We hear about everything from new construction and full-gut remodels to house flipping projects and simple lighting makeovers. Our Featured Customer posts are a great way to highlight our customers’ creativity and show how lights look in many different settings.
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So what do you call this week between Christmas and New Year’s? Google offered up all sorts of suggestions including my newest fave — Restivus.
The last week of the year is typically a time of reflection and here at Barn Light Electric, our Pinterest boards are a great indicator of what lighting styles people found captivating so, without further ado, here are some of our most-liked and repinned photos from 2015.
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Whether you live on a quiet country road or a bustling city street, around the holidays everyone seems to gravitate towards all things cozy and rustic. There’s just something so nostalgic and inviting about the idea of a log cabin tucked deep into the snowy mountains, lit by the warm glow of a fire, with nothing to do but get lost in a good book and a warm cup of tea.
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