When Liz moved her photography studio to downtown Arlington Heights, Illinois, she wanted to create an inviting atmosphere for her clients. As part of her branding plan for Something Blue Photography, Liz renovated the space to include a blue barn door which serves as a room divider and backdrop for photos.
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Bathrooms are one of the most often overlooked spaces when it comes to creative and thoughtful design. After all, there’s only so much you can do in one of the smallest spaces in the house, right?
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Contemporary décors often incorporate classic decorative features to add a timeless feel to the space. When Stephanie built a new home in Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma, she searched for kitchen lighting that would offer a balance of vintage influences with modern options.
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Lake Ariel is the largest natural lake in the Pocono Mountains of northeast Pennsylvania. It’s also the special place that Debbie is happy to call home. When she decided to add a garage to her property recently, Debbie wanted to find a design to complement her home, a four-square cottage built back in 1918, and her nearby two-story boathouse.
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Handcrafting Barn Light Electric’s American-made lights, furniture, and dinnerware involves many hands. This multi-step process starts in our machine shop where sheets of metal are cut to size then hand spun on lathes to form light shades, plates, cups, and bowls. Gooseneck arms are bent into shape and various parts are welded together.
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When Barn Light Electric launched the Timber and Ore Collection, we knew our customers would love the combination of warm woods and handspun metals. These timeless designs fit seamlessly with so many styles from farmhouse to boho to modern.
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