Posts Tagged "Porcelain Enamel Pendants"
Professional’s Corner | Porcelain Lighting, Warehouse Shades for Green-Built Home
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.
Read MoreFeatured Customer | Porcelain Graniteware Pendants for a Wisconsin Log Home
Decisions, decisions. When you build a new home, the questions come at you in a barrage that would make General Patton cringe. You discover that the devil is truly in the details, and you’re faced not only with figuring out what you like and what looks great but what is functional, environmentally sound, and budget friendly too.
When today’s Featured Customer, Colleen, began the process of building a new log home, crafted by Gastineau Log Homes, she didn’t want the traditional lodge look complete with moose and bears.
Read MorePorcelain Enamel Lighting — Last Day to Save During Our Holiday Sale!
If you’ve been out and about this week, you probably noticed the store shelves are looking pretty bare. The hordes of post-holiday shoppers have ravaged the wrapping paper leftovers, and Valentine’s candy is quickly filling up the empty shelf space. But if you think your chances of getting a great holiday deal went over the fiscal cliff, think again. You still have time to save during the last hours of our Holiday Sale! You have until 11:59pm PST tonight to save 10% on any member of our Porcelain Enamel Lighting family and get Free
Shipping on any item on our site.
Featured Customer | Colorful Porcelain Pendants Star in Apartment Remodel
When you tackle a remodeling project, there is a laundry list of decisions to make — what rooms need attention, will the changes be cosmetic or structural, and what kind of budget is realistic for the family. When Eva took on the remodeling of her home, a barn-like structure nestled in a beautiful valley in the mountains of Utah, she focused on aesthetic changes 
which included new porcelain lighting in several rooms. Lighting is one of the easiest and most economical ways to give a room new life and a fresh look!
Deep Bowl Warehouse Shade Gets Updated with Studio Light Mount
In the seaside town of Sag Harbor, decorator Natasha Esch and her husband, Matthew Coffin, have painstakingly restored and renovated an historic 19th-century storefront building. Using a mix of rustic wood and industrial metal decor, the pair created a stunning environment for Esch’s predilection toward European midcentury design. In this photo, a variety of midcentury chairs dot the open floor plan, and in the soaring space above, rustic posts and beams recycled from an old barn add warmth along with the refinished oak flooring. Hanging from those beams and shooting light directly below are deep bowl pendants much like our new Wilcox Studio Light. Part of our Ivanhoe™ collection of cord-hung pendants, this fixture features a unique mount that combines a suspension cable with a cord to give a visual hint of movement to the fixture.
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