Posted by Betty+ on May 11, 2018 |
The phrase “Where vintage and modern collide” isn’t just a slogan for our t-shirts here at Barn Light Electric. This phrase describes the passion we have for handcrafting classic styles of lighting while making them fresh and relevant with new materials, finishes, and options Grandma never dreamed of.
We’re sharing our passion this week with others in the industry at the annual LIGHTFAIR International trade show taking place in Chicago. It’s been a jam-packed week of meeting old friends and making new ones as we unveil our newest offerings with those in the lighting industry.
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Read More Posted by Betty+ on Jan 19, 2018 |
We’re barely three weeks into the new year, yet we’re celebrating the launch of another beautiful collection of American-made lighting! Sporting sleek, contemporary styling, the Milan and Venice Cylinder Collection embraces everything we love about modern design. Two distinct pendant styles, the Milan and the Venice, offer slender shades that are easy to customize for both commercial and residential spaces.
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Read More Posted by Betty+ on Jan 10, 2018 |
No matter what part of the country you live in, you’ve likely witnessed Mother Nature flexing her winter muscles this year producing record snowfalls and blowing arctic air from one coast to the other. The demand for heating has set records in some areas, and the need for lighting during the shorter days of winter will no doubt lead to higher energy bills next month.
Since today is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day, we’re offering a few simple steps to reduce your energy consumption and be more environmentally friendly too!
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Read More Posted by Betty+ on Dec 23, 2015 |
When you live in the same house year after year, you get used to the nagging little things that need updating. Debbie lives in Elon, North Carolina, and had lived with insufficient lighting on her stairway for 14 years.
“That fixture was contractor-grade junk and did not give off nearly enough light. It was time for it to go,” she says. “It was in a terrible spot so I wanted to find a pendant light with a chain that could be swagged over to where the light should be.”
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