Where did you first discover Barn Light Electric? Many people simply google “barn lights” to land on our home page. Others enjoy the daily inspiration we provide on our social media platform including Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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If you missed Monday’s blog post, be sure to check out our walk-through of Allyson’s beautiful home in Bow Mar, Colorado. Today, we’re exploring the exterior of this modern farmhouse to see what lighting choices Allyson made for these inviting spaces.
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When adding a garage, shed or other outbuilding, many homeowners mimic the style of the home in the new addition. But when Robert and his family added a pool and accompanying pool house to their property in Bergen County, New Jersey, they wanted to go in a different design direction.
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Amy’s first experience with Barn Light Electric came as she searched for lights for her new pool cabana at her Concord, Massachusetts home.
“My girlfriend and I were talking about what kind of light would look nice,” Amy says. “I wanted to get away from my standard choice of onion lights, and she asked if I’d seen gooseneck lights.” Amy went straight to the internet where she discovered Barn Light’s wide variety of American-made gooseneck lights.
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Lake Ariel is the largest natural lake in the Pocono Mountains of northeast Pennsylvania. It’s also the special place that Debbie is happy to call home. When she decided to add a garage to her property recently, Debbie wanted to find a design to complement her home, a four-square cottage built back in 1918, and her nearby two-story boathouse.
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When Diane built a new home in the historic Mordecai neighborhood of Raleigh, North Carolina, she also wanted a shed on site to store garden tools and her grandchildren’s outdoor toys. Her homeowner’s association requires that sheds match the style and color of the home, so Diane worked closely with Clark and Clark Interiors from Charlotte to create the perfect look.
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