“The Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum maintains the largest collection of historic air and spacecraft in the world. It is also a vital center for research into the history, science, and technology of aviation and space flight, as well as planetary science and terrestrial geology and geophysics.” Read More »
Located at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains, the serene setting of Lake Burton is known for its quaint cabins and detailed waterfront decks – just like Tom and Kathy Cotney’s outdoor kitchen!
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For decades, Carlo’s Bakery has been a landmark in Hoboken, New Jersey – it’s even currently featured on TLC’s hit reality TV series, “Cake Boss.” Carlo’s Bake Shop is a family owned and well-known bakery featuring award winning and nationally recognized cakes and pastries. The bakery was founded by Carlo Guastaffero in 1910 and acquired by Bartolo Valastro Sr. in 1964. Today, Bartolo’s son, Bartolo Jr., known as Buddy, runs the bakery along with his sisters and crew.
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With gooseneck sign lighting, this houseware store in England draws attention to its company name and clever pointer logo. Three Emblem Shade Gooseneck Lights were just the right size to be installed over this street side display. The dark black finish on each emblem shade contrasts with the gray color scheme along the concrete walls as well. Read More »
Well placed sign lights provide a warm glow that invites customers and guests. Functional versatility is one of the main reasons why gooseneck lights hold so much value with shop and restaurant owners. During the daylight hours when the lights are not illuminated, the shade’s shape and style add an aesthetically pleasing appeal to the exterior. When the sun goes down, the gooseneck lights provide focused lighting in a concise area to make an immediate impression. Read More »
Design blog Remodelista featured a culinary store owned by Tyler Florence, a celebrity chef and Food Network star. He recently moved his culinary store from New York City to Mill Valley, an affluent town just north of San Francisco. The store is already known for selling the world’s finest culinary tools, ranging from French copper cookware to antique chopping blocks and boutique Italian olive oils.
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