South Carolina is full of both lush scenery and relaxing seascapes. The small state really does offer the best of both worlds – laid back country living and a little industrial hustle and bustle too. Mix in a few up and coming trendy college towns and there’s more than enough reason to plan your next visit. Read More »
Everything about this kitchen shouts vintage to us. From the traditional white furniture, walls, and cabinetry along with the retro diner style floor, this kitchen and breakfast nook is perfect for someone inspired by antique, and classic 1950’s décor. You would never guess who lives in the space either. It’s fashion mogul Kate Spade! She’s known for her revolution on classic handbags with fun and vibrant colors. With the use of her jewel tones throughout her work, most would expect her home to reflect the same style, but not quite. Read More »
Raise your hand if you like doing laundry! Anyone?
It’s not so much the process of putting things in to the washer and dryer, it’s more of the hassle that comes with folding, hanging or worse…ironing! The chore might even get worse if you have to lug it all up and down the stairs into a dark, dungeon-like laundry room. You might as well try to make it fun to lessen the dread, right?
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If you drive about two hours north of San Francisco, California you’ll run into some of America’s most beautiful landscapes: the giant redwood forests, the foggy Golden Gate Bridge and of course, the lush vineyards – as a matter of fact, once you reach Sonoma County, you’ve officially entered what they call, Wine Country. Known around the world for the variety of wines coming from each vineyard, wine connoisseurs come from lands far and wide to sample some of the best vintages from America.
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Today, we’re on the last leg of the tour in our featured customer’s Orlando, Florida home. Neighboring local theme parks like Universal Studios and Disney World, his home is everything you would expect. Extravagant in it’s own subtle way, the modernized craftsman home incorporates industrial and farmhouse elements throughout. White enamel pendant lights in the hallway complement the over sized dresser turned console table, while galvanized light fixtures illuminate the driveway and garage long after the Florida sun sets.
Crouse-Hinds is a name synonymous with the lighting industry for over 110 years. Founded in 1894 by Huntington Beard Crouse and Jeff Lorenzo Hinds, the two began Crouse-Hinds Electrical Company, and began manufacturing traffic signals and controllers. However, the name Crouse-Hinds is better known for their line of explosion proof lighting – manufactured for hazardous factories and warehouses all over the United States.
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