Happy fall y’all! It’s that time of year when temps cool down and pumpkin spice options heat up! It’s also the season when our Instagram feed is chock full of autumn inspiration. We’re sharing some of our favorite photos discovered on a recent stroll through our feed. Enjoy!
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One of the most often-heard compliments we receive here at Barn Light Electric is that our collection of handcrafted lighting offers something for just about everyone. Whether you love classic, black gooseneck barn lights or need a splash of vibrant color or innovative style to perk up your spaces, we’ve got you covered.
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Just a few weeks ago, we made the exciting announcement of our collaboration with Austin King of Rafterhouse. This Phoenix-based builder specializes in post war-era ranch architecture that merges comfortable, yet sophisticated, styling. Austin’s latest project, the Early Avery, is a new construction ranch home filled with Barn Light Electric lighting.
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Among the many things that 2020 has forced upon us, taking a fresh look at our homes where we spend an extraordinary amount of time is near the top of the list. A recent Wall Street Journal article noted a 58% surge in the demand for home renovation and design help in June 2020 compared with June 2019.
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As Cheryl began planning to build a new farmhouse in her hometown of Linn, Missouri, design inspiration came from her 150-year-old family home which once stood on the property.
“Unfortunately, the home was in a state of disrepair and couldn’t be saved,” Cheryl says. “In designing our new home, I tried to preserve the farmhouse look from the old house but with some improvements.”
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Thanks to this year’s pandemic, many people find themselves working from home with most scrambling to carve out office space at the kitchen counter or the dining room table.
Others have had the pleasure of working from home pre-pandemic including Marke and Kimberly of Denver, Colorado. They combined their home and work spaces into a “creative ecosystem with separate but complementary parts: the house, shop, and outdoor spaces.”
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