The historic building sits in the Dumbo neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, within sight of the East River. When architect Inga Oren was tapped to renovate the 4,000-square-foot building, she improved the functionality of the spaces within while giving a nod to the historical bones of the existing structure.
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When Kristin and her family moved into their Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, home more than two years ago, she began tackling a long list of needed renovations.
“Our house was built in 1991, and we have been making updates since we moved in,” Kristin says. “We just recently finished our basement, gutted and remodeled our master bathroom, and turned our garage into a finished space with heat.”
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We’re cruising into the middle of the week with plenty of Wallpaper Wednesday inspiration! Wallpaper continues to trend as we see endless varieties of colors, patterns, and textures adding character and personality to bedrooms and living spaces as well as smaller spaces like bathrooms and pantries.
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Barn Light Electric began from a love of handcrafted, early 20th-century lighting. Our collection of classic warehouse-shade styles of gooseneck and pendant lights grew quickly to our expanded collections of industrial, farmhouse, nautical, and schoolhouse styles plus more modern and streamlined designs.
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The Gowanus neighborhood in northwest Brooklyn, New York was historically an industrial area bustling with manufacturing facilities. In the last decade, more restaurants, bars, and art galleries moved in as did the Brooklyn Music Factory, a music school for both kids and adults, that opened in 2010.
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There’s an old saying that if you find something that works, stick with it. For North Carolina restaurateurs Steve and his wife Kathy, that “something” was stylish lighting that could stand up to the rigors of a high-traffic commercial space.
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