Just a few weeks ago, we made the exciting announcement of our collaboration with Austin King of Rafterhouse. This Phoenix-based builder specializes in post war-era ranch architecture that merges comfortable, yet sophisticated, styling. Austin’s latest project, the Early Avery, is a new construction ranch home filled with Barn Light Electric lighting.
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Among the many things that 2020 has forced upon us, taking a fresh look at our homes where we spend an extraordinary amount of time is near the top of the list. A recent Wall Street Journal article noted a 58% surge in the demand for home renovation and design help in June 2020 compared with June 2019.
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A screened porch represents the perfect uniting of indoors and out. It provides a multi-functional space to eat, relax, and entertain while enjoying cool breezes, scents from the garden, and no bugs!
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When Scot started construction on his new home in Dogue, Virginia, he remembered an ad for Barn Light Electric that he saw in a magazine at the dentist’s office. The Florida-based company and its tagline — Where Vintage and Modern Collide — stuck with him.
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One of the many things that sets Barn Light Electric apart from other lighting companies is the abundance of ways our lighting can be customized.
It’s the main reason Natasha comes back again and again to find lighting for the projects she and husband Bryon create with their firm Modern Cottage. Located in Kirkland, Washington, the duo design, build, market, and remodel cottages that blend historical features with updated designs and finishes.
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When designer Meredith Kleinman started an extensive exterior remodel for a client in the Mt. Washington neighborhood in Los Angeles, her client mentioned the desire for a Scandinavian feel.
“I associate Scandinavian design as having lots of light wood with solid color accents, so I immediately thought of Barn Light Electric for its true colors and clean, simple look,” Meredith says. “I also really liked the idea of a true red against a backdrop of the muted gray/blue house color we chose to do.”
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