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Another photo was sent in from a customer who couldn’t wait to show off her new galvanized pendant – so soon, she hasn’t even finished decorating yet! This photo comes from a mother in the process of converting her son’s bedroom into a sports themed space dedicated to the New York Yankees.
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In this master bathroom, you’ll notice a rustic wall sconce very similar to the Barn Light Industrial Static Topless Sconce. To incorporate this look into your home, you can order the large, galvanized sconce for $149 at Barn Light Electric.
The photos today come courtesy of a recent feature on This Old House online. From what started as a stripped down, bare bones (and barely decorated) kitchen, soon received an extreme transformation by its owners in Philadelphia. As with many older Rowhouses, the rooms had been separated by numerous walls, not allowing much open space for entertaining or larger families. Wanting to incorporate as many original and natural elements as they could (like a built in hutch), the owners found matching cabinet doors and utilized reclaimed fir as the center island counter top. Stainless steel appliances pair with patterned cement floor tiles and vintage lighting to complete the room – ultimately providing ‘period charm with contemporary function.
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Did you know Barn Light Electric ships anywhere in the world? Well, pack your bags, because today we make the 7,300 mile trek across the pond to view today’s customer photo submission! Even with the hustle and bustle of one of the busiest and largest countries in the world, three Atomic Sconces make a striking appearance in an up and coming Japanese office.
Photos courtesy of Velvet & Linen Design Blog
With school back in full swing, do your kids have an inspiring place to study and do homework? If they’re lacking the can-do, back to homework spirit, consider a make over of the family office, or even a designated small work area that will help them stay focused. We found the ultimate work/play area over at Velvet & Linen, a design blog run by Brooke of Giannetti Home. If you troll around on her blog later, you’ll see she has such a beautiful home! The room we found most interesting was her children’s study. While the kids were away at summer camp, Brooke and her husband tackled their drab, neglected office and turned it into an industrial space, that not even kids could destroy.
Photo courtesy of Apartment Therapy
For about 50 years, School House style lights could be found not only in residential areas, but schools, galleries, and libraries as well. These shades were popular choices for homeowners and architects alike, therefore, they were produced in hundreds of styles and sizes to accommodate all spaces. It wasn’t until the 1960’s that styles changed, and the majority of School House shades stopped being produced.
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