In the short time Barn Light Electric has been in existence, we have had the pleasure of working with thousands of customers from around the world. Nothing makes us happier at than when we receive emails from YOU, our customers, letting us know how your projects turned out! What thrills us even more is when we receive back photos!

We have received images from all across the country utilizing our lights in countless applications – homes, garages and barns, restaurants and brewerys, store fronts, farmers markets, theaters, and art galleries – just to name a few! It seems each order is different, and that’s the beauty of our enormous line of products – everything is customizable to fit YOUR needs. Whether you are Circle B Barn Company needing traditional Gooseneck lighting for constructing barns, or you are the Lexington Avenue Brewery in Asheville, North Carolina needing an industrial look with our Shallow Bowl Pendants; we are confident that we can help fulfill your needs! Our knowledgeable sales team is here to help at any time should you have questions – plus we don’t work on commission; we genuinely care about selling you a great light!

For truly inspirational photos that we could only dream of living in, be sure to check out professionally designed rooms and spaces by television producers from popular shows such as Extreme Makeover Home Edition, DIY Network’s Garage Mahal, and Discovery Channel’s Construction Intervention. Be on the lookout for Barn Light Electric products popping up on new episodes in 2010! They have shown us extremely creative uses for many of our goosenecks, pendants, and sconces!

Help out your fellow remodelers! Send us your inspirational stories and photos, and we’ll post them on our website. You’ll be famous! To submit your own project photos using Barn Light Electric lights, email us at sales@barnlightelectric.com.

In most homes there is usually an unnoticed area that often gets forgotten in the renovating process or even as the home is being constructed.  For many homeowners this room does not receive as much traffic as the rest of the house, therefore, it is placed on back of the project list for an indefinite amount of time.  In some cases it’s a basement that is neglected the same attention as the rest of the house, but for the most part, the laundry room bears the burden of becoming the sole forgotten room.  The ironic thing about this type of thought process is that a lot of time is spent in this room, often being used multiple times a week.  The notion that this room should remain stuffy and dark is one that should be reexamined, especially when considering the possible home resale value.  With extra attention paid to this and other forgotten areas, it can mean the difference between a sale or remaining stagnant on the market.  This customer submitted photo is an example of just that, it displays the creative finishing touches required to turn an otherwise unglamorous room into a highly presentable part of the house.  The perfect blend of color was used to break up the rich green walls of this laundry room with the equal distribution of white trim and appliances.

To complete the lighting of this room, a 12” Warehouse Pendant was hung between the washer and dryer to provide a comfortable vintage look to offset the modern appliances in this room.  With our large selection of custom lighting available, you can find a solution for any style or application needed to turn every room in your house into a showpiece.

Overlooking the scenic countryside of Virginia is where our latest Customer Project Submission resides.  Amongst the trees, just outside Washington DC, rests an impeccable post and beam barn that displays our 12” Barn Light Original Warehouse Shades on B-1 Goosenecks.  The mellow orange exterior of the barn was complimented by two, naturally colored bay doors, which are topped by two bronze Original Gooseneck Lights with matching cast guards and glasses.  This lighting choice was ideal, reflecting the historic authenticity of this style of barn, since the Original was based off of vintage lighting from the 1930’s and 1940’s.  Many of our clients wish to maintain the historical appearance of their projects, while creating something that is truly unique to their buildings.  This desire is the reason why so many finishes, sizes, and variations are available for most of our products.  The exceptional American-made craftsmanship and customizable options make our warehouse shades a favorite among designers, architects, builders, and homeowners who are looking to add character to their projects.