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Handcrafted, American-Made Lighting Adds Unique Style to Rental Home

Last fall, we visited with Megan McCrea who owns a small collection of rental homes that she leases through her company Southbound Stays. In that blog post, Megan gave us a tour of a Cocoa Beach, Florida, home that she renovated to have a more fun, beachy feel.

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Brass Lighting Lends Pop of Color to New Canadian A-Frame

When we featured Brittany in this blog post almost two years ago, she was enjoying life in her beautiful farmhouse in Alberta, Canada. The exterior was adorned with bold, brass barn lights!

Later that year, Brittany and her family decided to downsize and move to Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada, which, according to Brittany, has some of the best snow in the world!

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One Light, Customized Three Ways, Creates Stunning Exterior

If you missed Monday’s blog post, be sure to check out our walk-through of Allyson’s beautiful home in Bow Mar, Colorado. Today, we’re exploring the exterior of this modern farmhouse to see what lighting choices Allyson made for these inviting spaces.

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american made floor lamp

Floor Lamp Lends Function, Style to Remodeled Guest Room

When Lauren and Cody purchased a home in Texas, they had a short list of renovations to tackle. Fresh paint all around, new carpet, and new lighting throughout.

“Finding quality lights that were made in America was our number one priority,” Lauren says. “We found Barn Light Electric in an online search.”

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Glass Ball Pendants Add Dramatic Wow Factor to Kitchen Reno

When you live in a 1965-era ranch home, there is no shortage of updates to tackle. For Jess, it was easy to decide which room needed attention first in her Titusville, Florida, home.

“The kitchen was originally in the center of our home,” she explains. “To get anywhere in the house, you literally had to walk around it. So we ended up flipping the kitchen into the existing dining room without moving the plumbing. It was a pretty big project, but so worth it!”

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