Posted by Betty on Nov 14, 2012 | 2 comments
In September 2011, a fire broke out in a 150-year-old building that housed a hotel, bar, and Frank M. Booth, Inc. Water damage was significant for this 100-year-old company so the owners decided to remodel. As the structure was torn apart, they noticed large, hand-hewn columns that were part of the original building — a carriage-making shop built in the 1860s. Some of the columns still had large metal rings where horses would be tied in the shop.
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Like our porcelain lighting, raw copper has a unique visual appeal. Copper is making a comeback with homeowners and designers and is commonly found today on range hoods and ceiling pendants within kitchens. Once considered “out of style,” it was replaced with stainless steel, but now copper products are now hotter than ever. It has a warm feeling that was once used throughout turn of the century, historic homes – which is probably why the Urban Raw Copper Pendant was featured in this Spring’s 2011 edition of Arts & Crafts Homes.
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