Barn Light Electric is well known for its vintage-inspired barn lighting. Starting with our signature fixture — the Original™ Warehouse Gooseneck Light — our craftsmen have spun off hundreds of different styles of pendants, wall sconces, chandeliers, and more based on this iconic RLM warehouse shade.
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One of our first posts of 2016 was from our guest blogger, Melissa Andersen, who suggested 10 Easy Home Updates for the new year. The post offered great suggestions for freshening up your spaces at home without breaking the bank.
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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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Want to add a little sparkle to your life? Take a page from Ashley, of Ashley Brooke Designs, who is a firm believer in adding a little extra sass to everyday life by turning simply functional items, like mugs and stationery, into simply fantastic ones.
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Barn Light Electric was born from a passion for vintage-style lighting. Inspired not only by the designs of early 20th century lighting, our owners also appreciated the durability and craftsmanship they saw in pieces found in antique stores, at estate sales, and even when poking around old buildings. They have built their business recreating many of these time-honored styles while offering new materials, finish colors, and customizing options for a fresh twist on old favorites.
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While Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer and the end of another school year, the long holiday weekend also kicks off the traditional wedding season. I’m traveling this weekend to Jacksonville for a wedding, and in looking for an appropriate gift, I wanted to find something different, special, and perfect in every way. Definitely not something mass produced and clogging the shelves of every cheesy import and big box store in the country.
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