If you thought the paths of simple style and stunning design would never cross, the newest offering in our Swing Arm Wall Sconce collection will change your mind. These slimmed-down wall sconces demonstrate that simple design does not have to be basic, boring, or, heaven forbid, ugly.
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With the turn of the page to December, the excitement of the holidays starts to snowball. But the celebration here at Barn Light is in full swing with the launch of a new collection of minimalist lighting!
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The ceiling pendant trend shows no sign of slowing down in the coming year, and with everything from a bare bulb on a cord to eclectic chandeliers, there’s a pendant for every room of the house.
One of the most popular shade styles is the deep bowl which harkens back to the early days of RLM lighting where factories and other workplaces needed focused downlighting. Today, consumers have embraced deep bowl lighting in the home. Having the bulb tucked deep inside the bowl not only reduces glare, but it allows the fixture itself to become a true focal point in a space.
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As if launching a new website wasn’t exciting enough last week, we’re over the moon about adding a collection of rustic furniture to our mix of vintage-inspired lighting and porcelain dinnerware.
We’re also introducing the newest craftsman on our team — Zach Brady — who has been working with wood since he was a kid. He brings a talented hand and keen eye for details to every piece he creates.
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With the advent of warmer weather and the outdoor activities that now beckon, I still find myself indoors tackling the spring cleaning. And not just the cleaning but the decluttering. The nightstand is one spot that tends to attract an incredible amount of clutter with books, the lamp, a tea cup, charging station, and more.
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The popularity of industrial design continues to gain momentum. Homeowners can’t seem to get enough of open floor plans and tend to choose décor pieces that focus on function more than style. Exposed duct work and piping serve as design elements, reclaimed wood is repurposed for new uses, and industrial pendants harken back to the days of early 20th century factories and warehouses.
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