Lets face it, aside from doing laundry, washing dishes is also up there on the not-so-pleasant list of chores. The motto “I cook, you clean” has gained huge popularity, whether it’s amongst college roommates, newlyweds or a just growing family. But what if you had a sink area like this? You might be the one offering to help clean up instead.
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Our featured customers today are happy to call Orlando, Florida their home. Surrounded by lakes and the nearby Universal Studios, there is plenty to keep the family entertained, but wait until you see their home.
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At Barn Light Electric, we pride ourselves on offering unique, American made barn lighting and vintage industrial furniture. Those are two big things that we have in common with today’s featured customer – Makr Carry Goods. If you’re familiar with the central Florida area, you may have heard about their store in Winter Park. If not, we definitely recommend stopping in, or at least checking out their online store.
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Today’s featured customer definitely got it right when reconfiguring her laundry room and pantry. We’re not quite sure how it looked before, but the end result is fantastic! She clearly has an eye for great Southern design – after all, it kind of looks like a snapshot straight from Southern Living Magazine. The homeowner, Lauren, is an interior designer based out of Jacksonville, Florida, just a short two hour drive North of us. Most would expect the home of an interior designer to be filled with opulence and the latest design trends – that’s not always the case in Lauren’s designs.
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By now, it’s likely you’ve noticed Barn Light Electric products everywhere; you see them on television, around town and maybe even proudly display a few in your own home. Are you a frequent do-it-yourself TV show watcher? If you tune into DIY Network’s, I Hate My Kitchen, you may have even spotted something familiar there too.
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Even the thought of Paris evokes images of romance. It’s all over the city – in the elaborate architecture, cozy sidewalk cafés and probably their most famous monument in France, the Eiffel Tower. You may even think of the nearby Versailles, a palace covered in luxury and glamor, however, this isn’t what the elegant and bustling city is all about. Tucked away behind vintage facades and up narrow alley staircases are charming lofts with an industrial look.
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