How does an interior designer use barn lighting to transform a smoothie shop into a trendy, yet casually inviting vegetarian restaurant? Sasha Lanka of Sasha Lanka Design, who recently took the reins of this remodel project in Asheville, North Carolina, tells us how.
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In California, most envision it to be like a land of eternal sunshine and beach frolicking. While the signage above the door reads “Atlantic Hotel,” this beachy cottage is located in the Napa Valley, about 70 miles inland from the seashore. Not too bad of a drive to enjoy the cool ocean breeze, right? Featured in House Beautiful for its inviting entryway, it seems like it could be a unique little bed and breakfast, however, this is simply a privately owned home.
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Think back to a few years ago. Do you remember the show “Sell This House?” Yeah, it’s that one where they stage homes for sale in order to get them…well, sold. The show was hosted and produced by none other than Roger Hazard, declared as “TV’s original home stager.” Along with his husband, Chris, they have since then developed a successful design firm titled, Design Hazards. An appropriately fitting title, considering their website‘s subtitle: The Fun, Frustration, Dirt, and Drama of Home Design.
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Several words within the design industry have different connotations associated with them. The words, Interior Designer may make you picture a woman who creates frilly, flower-filled living rooms loaded with breakables. On another note, the word Architect may bring to mind someone who designs large scale industrial office buildings in big cities all across the country. Well, if you combine the two, you might get a little something like we show today (minus the flowers).
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Today’s featured customer is a fellow blogger herself. It’s always great when customers email in photos, but it’s even more exciting when we stumble across them on their personal blogs – and that was the case with Erin from the Impatient Gardner. We saw the photos of her kitchen remodel and recognized a little something above her sink. After doing some digging around on our end, we quickly discovered that Erin had indeed ordered a couple of our charming barn sconces for her home.
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Do you have that small nook in your home that is in desperate need of rustic lighting? Maybe a craft space, a mud room or a small half bath like we feature today? For this particular space shown above, a large RLM Gooseneck Light will be a bit too bulky and recessed can lights are just plain boring; your room is tiny and you need a stylish, compact light. What’s a homeowner to do? Read More »
