Here at Barn Light Electric, we take the phrase Where vintage and modern collide to heart. It’s more than just a clever tagline. Starting with classic designs and profiles, our artisans create fixtures with an expanded palette of finishes and modern options all without losing the character that makes vintage styles so appealing.
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It all started with The Original™ — this iconic warehouse shade represents decades of classic style and has been one of Barn Light Electric’s most popular shades for years. The Original™ was inspired by the gas station lights of the early 20th century, but is now found in almost every setting from traditional farmhouses and urban lofts to breweries and high-rise conference rooms.
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You may regard the time standing at the bathroom sink as minimal. But those minutes are oh so important as we prepare ourselves to greet each day and as we wind down each night.
Proper vanity lighting is one aspect of bathroom design that is often overlooked. Functionality is key, but vanity lights can also add a stylish focal point in these smaller spaces.
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While tourist-filled beaches and a certain mouse may spring to mind when you think of Florida, our state also boasts an eclectic history that began long before Disney arrived. From St. Augustine, America’s oldest city, which lies just up the coast from Barn Light Electric, to the west coast where indigenous peoples thrived thousands of years ago, Florida’s history is both rich and colorful.
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Have you ever discovered an Instagram feed where every single photo makes you swoon? If not, pop right on over to Tone on Tone, curated by Loi Thai, an interior decorator and garden designer. From stunning floral displays both inside and out to soothing spaces he creates for clients around the country, Loi’s eye for design and perfect touch with color is worth a follow.
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When two buyers got into a bidding war for Maggie’s Utah home, both insisted that the light fixtures from Barn Light Electric convey with the sale.
“Both parties put into the contract that we had to leave the lights,” Maggie recalls. “Sad day for me, but I knew I’d be back!”
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