Stem Mount Lighting

What is Stem Mount Lighting?

Serving both functional and aesthetic purposes, stem mount lighting is integral to establishing a coherent décor throughout a property. With a protective stem mounting, many of the lights found in this collection are suitable for interior and exterior installation. Tucked away behind the sturdy stem, the fixture’s wiring and electrical components are completely shielded from the weather. This lets covered porches and breezeways embrace the same style as the interior spaces, bringing harmony to a property’s aesthetic.

What styles are available as stem mount lighting?

Because stem mount lights are incredibly versatile, they’re available with a wide range of styles complementing nearly every popular décor style.

• Timeless RLM shades ground both modern and traditional décors with their classic style.
• Capable of appearing either playful or formal, trendy schoolhouse lights are increasingly prominent in homes and businesses.
• Guard-and-glass fixtures and wire cages create contemporary industrial décors.

What makes Barn Light Electric’s Stem Mount Pendants unique?

Barn Light Electric’s stem mount collection reproduces the high-quality construction of historic lighting companies. Motivated by their commitment to craftsmanship, our RLM shades are built entirely by hand, incorporating high-quality materials. By working with our hands, we’re able to ingrain our shades with a heightened sense of durability.

Other styles of stem lights uphold these principles. Made-to-order schoolhouse shades can embrace extra hints of color with hand-painted stripes. Industrial and nautical pendants are also made by hand and take on a variety of looks with different hand-applied finishes.

Where are Stem Mount Lights usually installed?

Many stem mount pendants are rated for wet-locations, areas with direct exposure to water, while others are restricted to damp or dry-rated settings. Common spaces that feature stem mount fixtures include:

• Covered front and back porches
• Breezeways and covered walkways
• Large commercial venues, like supermarkets and department stores
• In kitchens above islands or tables
• Above the bar in restaurants and breweries