Posted by Betty on Feb 12, 2013 | 0 comments
In yesterday’s blog post we visited a brand new, green-built home in northern New York designed by a couple who were unhappy with renting but didn’t have the finances to buy an expensive, energy-efficient home built to their standards. We took a tour of Jeff and Kalie’s new kitchen where five cord-hung porcelain enamel lights take center stage over the island and countertops. Today, we venture out onto the porch where two more RLM warehouse shades add a bright touch to the front of the home.
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Photo courtesy of Country Living Magazine
Some light fixtures have a distinct style or era specific characteristics to them that dates them to a particular period in history; others can take on new roles, as styles and designs change over the years. One such light is the Warehouse Wall Sconce Light from Barn Light Electric. This particular fixture’s classic jelly jar appearance is one that has been traditionally found in country style homes – mainly on the front porch, or near mud rooms. A recent online article by Country Living magazine, shows that with the right placement and accessories, this style of wall sconce would be an ideal addition to a country kitchen workspace.
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