In addition to last week’s post titled The Difference Between Wire Guards & Cast Guards, another common question we hear from customers refers to our glass jelly jars.
“The light fixture I wish to order has the option for a guard and glass.
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A New York favorite, Dinosaur BBQ, recently opened its fourth restaurant within the Empire State. The new establishment is located on the eastern bank of the Hudson River in Troy, New York. Above the full service liquor bar in the center of the restaurant, you’ll see our very own Barn Light Electric Ivanhoe® Sinclair Industrial Porcelain Pendants.
Welcome to TheBarnlight.com, your comprehensive guide to classic American barn light fixtures! Throughout our pages and blog posts, you’ll find valuable information and examples of hundreds of lighting products – from Goosenecks to Porcelain Enamel Pendants to RLM Warehouse Shades and Vintage Industrial Furniture. Read More »
Homeowners aren’t the only ones who come to Barn Light Electric
Real Simple magazine is devoted to making life easier with creative and inspiring solutions to improve and organize home living spaces. Recently, the website posted a special series on converting cluttered areas into high-efficiency storage spaces for multitasking household chores.
During a recent episode of ABC’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition, a pair of vintage barn lights were displayed in the bedroom of the Urban family’s renovated log cabin.
The homeowners, Trisha and Andy Urban, were in the midst of planning their renovations for the cabin when Andy tragically passed away from a heart attack. To complete the Urban’s vision, Ty Pennington and the rest of the Extreme Makeover design team rebuilt the Urban’s crumbling, 300-year-old log cabin and farm. Each of the upgrades made to the Urban household were made to reflect the rustic and industrial appearance of the original barn. Distressed wood doors were painted in cottage colors and vintage inspired furniture was placed in various rooms throughout the house. Outside of the home, goats and other farm animals on the Urban’s property were provided with a new stall, aptly named the “Goatel.”
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