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There are tons of gorgeous lighting options out there but if you’ve got a house to fill, it quickly uses up your budget.$$$ Ouch! And it soon drastically limits your lighting choices. Eek! We both know that most flush mount lights are pretty heinous. Really!... is there any worse lighting than the dreaded “boob” lights? We think not. It’s time to get that changed. Yay!
So let’s start with your entryway. In your home’s entryway, guests see your home for the first time. So let's set the mood right?!?!?. Keeping it casual will always make your guest feel welcome instead of the high-end crystal chandeliers that they may even be scared to walk under.Yikes! Remember, it’s the very first impression of your home and a fixture that’s seen not only in the entryway but often from the dining room and living room.
This EASY to live with RUSTIC cage light offers good illumination with (3) 60 watt bulbs and is a cinch to install.
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Then lets address the kitchen. One of the places in the home where you need the most lights. Here's our #1 choice for budget friendly lighting that will give you tons of illumination with its 4 bulbs.
Offering a soft white distressed finish, it blends in nicely with both new or existing decors. Not overpowering the room, or being too ornate that one tires of it quickly, but just the right amount of interest. Especially since the pierced metal allows the light to peek through. Also noted, you can use LED bulbs, you will then have a very energy efficient light! Woohoo!
Our biggest tip in choosing a flush mount light when you don’t have a lot of money to spend is to go with a clean, simple design. Anything with an elaborate design that’s under $100 is going to look cheap but simple, inexpensive fixtures can be beautiful. Something simple like this no-frills flush mount enamel light is a great choice – it’s inexpensive but streamlined and chic and has lots of great reviews. And it’s available in two different finishes including antique black and bronze:
For smaller spaces in your home like hallways, laundry rooms, and pantries, we love this choice. It even comes with the cool Edison bulb. (under $80!) Perfect if you love a more classic or farmhouse feel:
But if you want to splurge, you can’t go wrong with this original windmill light fixture. Outstanding! Here's the latest review from Chelsea...I absolutely love this light! Looks just like the picture, and fits perfectly in my son's John Deere/Farm themed bedroom! Thank you so much! I would recommend it to anyone! ❤
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The house we are in right now has some lighting issues in the bedrooms upstairs. They don’t have any overhead lighting. I’m sure we could have some wired in, but that just sounds expensive and a lot of work. Especially when there are other options.
Thankfully, there are so many different types of lighting now. Sconces have become my new best friend. It was so much fun collaborating with Lamp Goods to bring lighting to my guest room. Jann, the creator behind Lamp Goods is the sweetest most talented woman. She had a vision of creating different types of lighting that you are not going to be able to find at and big box store. So that people can have unique lighting for their homes. She has such an amazing testimony on how God has just opened so many doors for her. Through His blessing she has seen her vision come to life.
One of my favorite things Jann does with her business is use it to get God’s word out into the world. She does this through putting scripture on her website, her email, and also her packaging. I love it. Her business moto is, “let your light shine” and she means it two ways. One for the actual lighting, and then two for letting your spiritual light shine.
Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven… Matt 5:16 This is just one of the verses I drew from TheLampGoods.com website.
Also, just to show you a little bit of Jann’s heart. I want to share this quote from one of her emails to me. “God is good and the success of this lighting company is only due to the fact He wants his Word spread. I’ve seen Him do some AMAZING things through this lighting company. I’m often in AWE of His greatness and kindness towards me ”
Jann, is just the sweetest and she is so talented. She creates the beautiful lights in her store, and has a wide variety or options. She has sconces, chandeliers, mason jar lights, mason jar light fixtures, mason jar pendant lights, milk glass lights, industrial lamps, clear glass lighting, rustic and farmhouse styled lighting, and she even sells bulbs and mounting kits.
Here in our guest room I have two of the “Industrial Wall Light Sconce Plug-In with an Edison Bulb.” They could not fit my farmhouse style any more perfectly! They add so much light to our room, that we really needed. I can not say it enough, how much lighting adds so much to a space. You could compare putting lighting in a room as to putting the last piece of jewelry on to complete an outfit. It finishes of and completes the feel you want in your room. These sconces did just that for me. They completed the look of this space and have made our guest room feel extra cozy and inviting.
(This blog is from Adele at https://homechroniclesblog.com)
Three Types of Lighting and Why You Need All Three
Ambient lighting - This is also known as general lighting and covers the subtle, overall illumination that you need to see. Hanging light fixtures and flush mounted lighting fixtures are most commonly used to accomplish this. The purpose of ambient lighting is to illuminate as much of the room as possible. When designing a new home, or renovating an existing one, ambient lighting is a good place to start with any room.
The internet is BOMBARDED with DIY Mason Jar lighting tutorials and we wonder...WHY? (We nearly cringe when another video is released)
Okay so maybe doing it yourself is 'rewarding' ...YES! That's a great reason....We're all about 'craftsmanship & artisans works '. Crafting with your hands is fun, relaxing and fulfilling. But maybe sticking with DIY mason jar candle holders and NOT electrical lighting! Or even the 'FAIRY' lights inside the .jars is charming.
But we have to ask the question, "how long do you think that TIN piece is going to hold up in the bathroom"? Really? One year, maybe two?
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When folks use these lids, not only do they not get a professional look, but the lids can eventually rust so much that you can't even get the jar off. Might be a real problem if you need to change the light bulb. (sarcasm, sorry)
Is this PROFESSIONAL?
Is this GOOD LOOKING?
Also we've seen folks use dangerous and inappropriate electrical components and wiring methods That's just crazy! YIKES!
Why would you want to risk a FIRE? Not knowing what you are doing could cause some serious issues.
That's why we only use UL Rated & Certified Electrical Components. Our finishes are designed to last too. This will then give you many years of enjoyment. YAY! So when you are choosing bathroom farmhouse lighting, choose quality mason jar lights that will withstand the elements.
Thanks for listening. The Lamp Goods Crew
Here's the top 13 Most Popular Interior Design Styles Explained
1. MODERN
Modern is a broad design term that typically refers to a home with clean, crisp lines, a simple color palette and the use of materials that can include metal, glass and steel.
Modern design employs a sense of simplicity in every element, including furniture. A word that’s commonly used to describe modern style is sleek, and there is not a lot of clutter or accessories involved with a modern style.
2. CONTEMPORARY
Modern and contemporary are two styles frequently used interchangeably. Contemporary is different from modern because it describes design based on the here and now.
The primary difference separating modern and contemporary design style is that modern is a strict interpretation of design that started in the 20th century. Contemporary on the other hand, is more fluid and can represent a sense of currency with less adherence to one particular style. For example, contemporary style may include curving lines, whereas modern design does not. You can refer to modern vs contemporary article for more information.
3. FARMHOUSE COUTRY
What makes a house farmhouse style?
Taking you back to your roots. When life was simpler. Perhaps a vintage look of tea towels, buffalo plaids and windmills.
One of the most dominant elements of farmhouse style is practicality. When farmhouse style originated, people decorated with whatever was handy and useful. In wasn’t easy to obtain fancy furnishings, so everything that was built was built for an explicit, practical reason.Farmhouse style is like country but with more emphasis on 'The Farm'. Mason jars, milk crates, signage and pictures of cows dot the farmhouse style. Farmhouse flush mount ceiling fixtures will give instant appeal to your kitchen or bathroom. When you want impact a large farmhouse pendant light is the best choice like a windmill light. Antique farmhouse lighting can be achieved with repurposed farm equipment or chicken coop utilities created into unique light fixtures. Select modern farmhouse bathroom light fixtures to finish your remodeling project with a clean feel so admire your bathroom farmhouse lighting.
You can relax, kick back and be yourself in the farmhouse style.
4. INDUSTRIAL
Industrial style as the name implies, draws inspiration from a warehouse or an urban loft.
There’s a sense of unfinished rawness in many of the elements, and it’s not uncommon to see exposed brick, ductwork and wood. An iconic home with an industrial design theme would be a renovated loft from a former industrial building. What about an industrial farmhouse track lighting for your den or a ceiling light for man cave?
Think high ceilings, old timber and dangling metal light fixtures with sparse functional furniture. There may possibly be one or two pieces of abstract art or photography to add a dash of color to an otherwise neutral color scheme derived from the primary materials of wood and metals.
5. MID-CENTURY MODERN
Mid-century modern is a throwback to the design style of the mid-1900s—primarily the 1950s and 60s. There’s a retro nostalgia present in Mid-Century Modern Design, and also some elements of minimalism. Functionality or “fussy-free” was the main theme for Mid-century design. It emphasis on pared-down forms, natural or organic shapes such as “egg-shaped” chair, easy-to-use contemporary designs and simple fabrications. It easily complements any interior and also helps with seamless transition from interior to exterior.
6. SCANDINAVIAN
Scandanavian design pays homage to the simplicity of life demonstrated in Nordic countries. Scandinavian furniture design often feels like a work of art, although it is simple and understated. There’s functionality in the furniture along with some interesting lines, many of which have a sculptural influence.
Other common characteristics include all-white color palettes and the incorporation of natural elements like form-pressed wood, bright plastics, and enameled aluminum, steel and wide plank flooring. Many like to use a white and black pendant light or white sconce light to finish there space. If there are pops of color it often comes from the use of art, natural fibre throws or furs, or a single piece of furniture.
Spacious, natural lighting, less accessories and functional furniture characterizes Scandinavian designs.
7. TRADITIONAL
Traditional design style offers classic details, sumptuous furnishings, and an abundance of accessories. It is rooted in European sensibilities.
Traditional homes often feature dark, finished wood, rich color palettes, and a variety of textures and curved lines. Furnishings have elaborate and ornate details and fabrics, like velvet, silk and brocade, which may include a variety of patterns and textures. An easy choice for traditional decors are a glass globe flush mount light of island falls glass.
There’s depth, layering and dimensional within most traditional designs.
8. TRANSITIONAL
Transitional is a very popular style because it borrows from both traditional and modern design to facilitate a space that’s not “too much,” in terms of one style or another. There’s a sense of balance that’s appealing and unexpected.
A transitional design may incorporate modern materials, such as steel and glass, and then unite them with plush furnishings.
Transitional design also includes relatively neutral color palettes, creating a calming and relaxed space that manages to feel both stylish and sleek, as well as warm and inviting.
9. FRENCH COUNTRY
Warm, earthy colors are indicative of a French Country design style, as are worn and ornamental wooden furnishing. The style has an overarching farmhouse inspiration.
French Country design may include soft and warm tones of red, yellow or gold and natural materials like stone and brick. French Country design can include collections of ornate porcelain dishes and heavy linens and bed coverings.
10. BOHEMIAN
Bohemian is a popular style for home design and fashion. It reflects a carefree lifestyle with little rules, except to follow your hearts desire.
Bohemian homes may include vintage furniture and light fixtures, globally inspired textiles and rugs, displays of collections, and items found in widely varied sources including flea markets and during one’s travels.
It’s not uncommon to spot floor pillows and comfortable seating spaces when incorporating the bohemian style. This eclectic style can incorporate an ultra-glam chandelier paired with a well-worn rug and a mid-century chair. Within the Bohemian style, there’s a laissez-faire attitude where anything goes as long as you love it.
11. RUSTIC
Rustic design is drawn from natural inspiration, using raw and often unfinished elements including wood and stone.
Rustic design may incorporate accessories from the outdoors with warmth emulating from the design and architectural details that may include features like vaulted ceilings adorned with wood beams or reclaimed wood floors. If you adore heavily distressed finishes and loads of patina, they a rusty light it the perfect solution.
Many designs now integrate rustic design with more modern furnishings and accessories.
12. SHABBY CHIC
Shabby chic is vintage-inspired style, but compared to Bohemian and other styles, tends to be more feminine, soft and delicate.
Shabby chic furnishings are often either distressed or appear that way; paint tends to have antique-style finishes. The Shabby Chic color palettes include white, cream and pastels. Light light fixture and wall hangings may be ornate and continue the feminine vibe of shabby chic design.
13. HOLLYWOOD GLAM
Also referred to as Hollywood Regency, Hollywood Glam is a design style that tends to be luxurious, over-the-top and opulent. It’s a dramatic design style, perfect for a homeowner who enjoys making a statement.
This design style can incorporate some features of Victorian design, including plush, velvet furnishings, tufting and antiques. The color palettes are particularly bold—think purples, reds and turquoise.
Most of us don't have the luxury of designing a brand new house and making every choice match. So you have to focus more on your style and the finishes within the room. Keep them so they blend nicely and really to add interest. Seriously, if everything matches it can become extremely boring. And who likes boring?
Here's some popular alternatives that just might have you thinking...
OUTSIDE THE BOX
Galvanized metal is a huge trend in the farmhouse home. Farmhouse lighting that incorporates this trend looks especially nice in the kitchen. The hanging lights look like they are made from milk jugs. The rustic quality of these lights echoes the reclaimed wood of the island below.
This impressive lighting fixture combines a reclaimed wooden ladder with three crystal chandeliers. The crystal is a nod to shabby chic style and brings an elegant, old-fashioned feeling to the light. The contrast between the crystals and the distressed ladder makes a charming departure from the usual style.
Old fashioned lanterns make this light fixture unique. The lanterns are retrofitted with bulbs and hung on chains from a distressed wood fixture. The two bright lanterns make a farmhouse kitchen shine. The old fashioned style blends in with the farmhouse kitchen in a charming manner.
Mixing metals through out your home doesn't have to be difficult. (Even Joanna Gaines does it. LOL) Just keep your style consistent and you'll be find. The days of the hand-bag color matching the shoe color are over...Enjoy!
