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Crisp Yellow Sign Lights Draw Attention to Drive-Thru Coffee Joint

We often hear that timing is everything, and for the Water Street Coffee Joint in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the timing for a new addition couldn’t have worked out better.

“We had been discussing adding a drive-through service to this location for years,” explains Kirsten Field, creative director for Water Street Coffee. “In mid 2020, changes in the adjacent parking lot allowed for a traffic flow shift. And with the onset of the pandemic, we were motivated to keep contactless options available to our customers.”

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Sign Lights, Modern Chandelier Highlight New Farmhouse Interior

We kicked off the month of March with a look at Stephanie and Jason’s brand new farmhouse in Fredericksburg, Virginia. While Stephanie wanted to find an older home to renovate, their search came up empty, so they purchased 10 acres and jumped into the design process. Today, we’re taking a walk through the interior of the couple’s new home.

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Rugged Industrial Lighting Adds Memorable Style to Farmhouse

Last Monday, we started a tour of Allison and Steve’s brand new farmhouse located just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. If you missed the post, be sure to click over and see the explosion of color in the kitchen and mudroom!

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Easy-to-Customize Lighting Creates Unique Commercial Spaces

Whether you live in a traditional country farmhouse or a modern, high-rise condo, it’s easy to customize lighting to suit your space at Barn Light Electric. And while residential customers enjoy the multitude of sizes, colors, and other options we offer, our commercial customers also appreciate creating fixtures that not only complement their brand but can stand up to high-traffic spaces.

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Barn Lights Add Splash of Color to Historic Hotel in Panama

When Hildegard Vasquez took on the complete renovation of a 1930s-era home in Panama’s historic district, her goal was to rescue the historical essence of the building. With a keen eye for detail and painstaking care, the architectural director for Hache Uve transformed the empty shell into a warm and inviting bed-and-breakfast called Las Clementinas.

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