Like many designers, Anne Marie discovered Barn Light Electric years ago. But when she and her family moved into an old farmhouse-style home in the horse country of northern Virginia, she knew exactly where to turn for vintage-inspired lighting.
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When Melissa and her husband decided to build a new home as a gathering place for family and friends, she envisioned a space that was not only welcoming but would be designed for aging in place.
“I wanted to create a home that we can enjoy now and long into the future,” Melissa says. Located in southwestern Michigan, just two miles from the shores of Lake Michigan, the home serves as a place of retreat in a charming farm town. Melissa notes that barn lighting was key to her vision for her modern industrial farmhouse.
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Do you know the feeling when you stumble upon a photo on Instagram that instantly freezes your fingers to the keyboard? Happened to me recently when I spotted this gem…
Wow. Just wow. There’s so much to love in this pic! Those gorgeous wood floors, plenty of sunshine streaming in, and that pendant! None other than our Bomber Chain Hung Pendant in creamy Jadite. I couldn’t wait to talk with Maryal of Love + Specs to hear more about this kitchen. She and husband Chris have been renovating their 1950s-era ranch home, located in the Arcadia neighborhood in Phoenix, for more than three years now.
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The votes are in and the people have spoken! The Rustic & Refined Kitchen, featuring our very own Original™ Warehouse Pendant, captured first place in the 2017 Remodelista Considered Design Awards. Readers loved this entry in the Best Kitchen Space — Amateur category, created by Zachary Leung in Toronto, Canada. Join us as we chat with Zachary about his 130-year-old home and why he chose barn lighting for his new kitchen.
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When Nancy and her husband Charlie moved into their Charlottesville, Virginia, home back in 2013, it was a homecoming of sorts for Charlie.
“This was my husband’s grandfather’s farmhouse which was built in 1910,” Nancy says. “Charlie lived here until he was six years old and remembers having no central heat or indoor plumbing.”
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Sometimes you have to raise the roof. Not raise a ruckus, but literally raise the roof.
That’s exactly what Jenny and her husband did when they tackled a gut renovation of their Millbrook, New York, home. The major renovation included an addition and rebuild of the second floor. The result is a stunning 6,500-square-foot modern farmhouse chock full of laid-back style.
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