When choosing ceiling lighting for your home, there are quite a few questions to ask yourself. Do you have high ceilings or maybe a large area to light? Maybe your home has low ceilings, where clearance is key? No matter your requirements, it’s likely we have the right pendant light for you!
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A few weeks ago, we presented you with a small scale child’s bedroom and gave tips on how to make the most of your small spaces. The bedroom today is relatively similar in size, but still big on imagination. Many of the elements in the room will grow with the child and won’t need changed when Sesame Street and dinosaurs are no longer “cool.”
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All white rustic décor is being seen around the design world right now, and rightfully so! These bleached out rooms give an ethereal, calming feeling to anybody who enters. This eat-in kitchen featured in Elle Décor is essentially the perfect example. Between the wide plank floors, whitewashed wainscoting and the mismatched chairs, this room is practically screaming industrial farmhouse at us, and we love it!You can’t help to wonder what memories must have been made here, as it’s plain to see that it’s a well lived in kitchen! The pub-height dining table serves a dual purpose as an island and prep space, but also as an area to gather at the end of a long day and collect your thoughts. One can’t help but to notice the two deep bowl pendants lighting up the room when the sun goes down.
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Schoolhouse pendants seem to go hand in hand with the concept of an industrial farmhouse. These lights have the ability to bring us all back to a simpler time, where high bay fluorescent lights weren’t even around yet. The warmth of their frosted globes were sure to have witnessed countless happy memories. Don’t let their name fool you either, these vintage style pendants weren’t only found in schoolhouses – but also diners, libraries and city hall offices. Read More »
Some may love the look of our vintage porcelain lighting but remain unsure of how to incorporate explosion proof lighting into their homes. You certainly do not have to live in a factory turned loft to assimilate vintage warehouse lighting into your home. As a matter of fact, these lights look great in many atmospheres, such as a farmhouse kitchen shown above.
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Following our post of “The Smithy” house in West Fulton, New York, we’re staying in the Empire State this weekend to show you another farmhouse that utilized barn pendants to revive the interior of its one-and-a-half-story summer kitchen.
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