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An Unconventional Rustic Chandelier

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Today’s post is a little on the unconventional side, but we’re always about inspiring those searching for unique and out of the box lighting ideas, so here goes!

vintage-light-bulb-chandelier1.jpgAt Gjelina restaurant in Los Angeles, the hired design team improvised a little when it came to their interior lighting choices. Just one of many salvaged pieces found within the eatery, their rustic chandelier has a unique history behind it – it was originally a meat hook. That’s right, a piece once used at the local butcher shop!
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The Coolest Game Room (And Lighting) on the Block!

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Summer is the season when kids (and adults too) spend the most time outdoors – including long after the sun sets. If you grew up in a home with a pool or treehouse, many of your fondest memories may have been made with family and friends in these areas. In the photos today, you’ll see an extension of the pool house – fully converted into an outdoor game room and kitchen area! Homeowners chose to illuminate the space with durable stem mount warehouse pendants and wire cages. Thanks to these ridiculously cool pendants, the summertime fun and games don’t have to end at dusk! Read More »

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Stem Mount Pendant Lighting Offers Rugged Style for a Variety of Spaces

Today, things that come on sticks are revered around the world. We’re not exactly sure of the beginnings of Something on a Stick Day, however we have a few guesses –  corn dogs, tree leaves, and, our personal favorite, stem mount pendant lighting! Stem mounted pendants have a vintage industrial look to them, yet they complement many décors. In honor of this eccentric holiday, we bring you our five favorite fixtures that can be easily customized with a stem mount.

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Vintage Lighting is Reborn in a Trendy Seattle Restaurant

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A recent post on Remodelista’s design blog showed vintage lighting fixtures hanging above the center island of an open kitchen at Sitka & Spruce, a casual restaurant in Seattle. Each of the vintage lights uses a metal cap, known as a “screw heel” to connect the RLM warehouse shade to the socket. The screw heel and green porcelain enamel finish on these vintage lights complements the rustic, industrial elements of the restaurant. Such examples are the long butcher block table, original factory windows and white brick walls.vintage-lighting-fixtures1-300x281.jpg Read More »