Lighting for log homes

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Permalink Reply by Renee & Joe on July 22, 2008 at 11:50pm

They have some beautiful things, thank you.

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Permalink Reply by Barnhouse Lighting on August 14, 2008 at 2:32pm

I suggest giving a lighting showroom a call. Any reputable place will have someone answering who is knowledgeable, ready to help.

We offer a variety of lighting options for log homes. Check us out at http://www.barnhouselighting.com

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Permalink Reply by Shelley Martinez on August 14, 2008 at 6:51pm

I love Black Forest too. Some others:

www.avalanche-ranch.com
www.thewoollysheep.com

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Permalink Reply by Renee & Joe on September 18, 2008 at 9:55pm

I also looked into Scottsdale Art Factory and called them on a few pieces of furniture. They were very high in everything I requested a quote on. I found cabinandlodge.com and avalanche-ranch.com has some very reasonable and beautiful lighting.

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Permalink Reply by David Thomas on July 12, 2009 at 11:17pm

We have an appalachian stlye house (hand hewn, rectangular log, board and batten eves), in Southern Va. We wanted period correct lighting, and there are only a few things to choose from: Candles, lanterns, and lamps, mostly. If you are looking for period correct for a rustic home, go here.

http://www.lanternnet.com/electriclanternphotos.htm

They serve everyone from Six Flags to Disneyland. Their very unique heavy tin shades make it possible to hang electrified Dietz lanterns (which they will convert for you) which cast light downward. We did cheat and install hidden track lighting. Sometimes, it's gotta be bright. Using an electrified Dietz lantern as a wall sconce looks fantastic.

DT

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