Handcrafting Barn Light Electric’s American-made lights, furniture, and dinnerware involves many hands. This multi-step process starts in our machine shop where sheets of metal are cut to size then hand spun on lathes to form light shades, plates, cups, and bowls. Gooseneck arms are bent into shape and various parts are welded together. Read More […]
When Barn Light Electric launched the Timber and Ore Collection, we knew our customers would love the combination of warm woods and handspun metals. These timeless designs fit seamlessly with so many styles from farmhouse to boho to modern. Read More »
New York City is comprised of five boroughs containing 59 distinct community districts. Each district brings its own unique cultural, social, economic, and design aesthetics to create the incomparable atmosphere of the Big Apple. Read More »
The west central coast of Florida was once a patchwork of picturesque dairy farms and orange groves. When Kate started planning to build a new home in the region, she wanted to give a nod to the area’s agricultural past with a modern farmhouse look. She also wanted a coastal vibe due to her proximity […]
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 […]
Built in 1794 and filled with students throughout the 1800s, the one-room schoolhouse on Route 82 in East Haddam, Connecticut, was abandoned in 1929. For more than 30 years, it sat empty. When word spread in the late 1960s that the historic building would be torn down, a group of concerned citizens stepped in to […]
