Barn Lighting
Barn lighting are a vintage style of lighting fixtures that replicate industrial lights found in the early 20th century. Barn Lights often feature a classic metal shade in an industrial style. Wall variations often feature a traditional gooseneck arm extending the fixture outward. Barn lighting fixtures provide homes and businesses with the distressed decor trend that is reminiscent of the warehouse and barn style living. With the round metal shade, barn lights are an RLM style of lighting that projects the light downward.
Often used in the outdoors, our LED barn lights bring character to the exterior space it occupies. Despite their predominant outside use, wall and pendant variations of the barn style lighting fixture can be utilized indoors as well, providing a rustic vibe for the home with a minimalistic yet industrial aesthetic.
What are the advantages of LED Barn Lights?
LED Barn Lights is the most energy-efficient, long lasting solution so you can enjoy your LED light several years after the normal lifespan of the barn light. Additional advantages including lower energy consumption, longer lifetime, improved physical robustness, smaller size, and faster power time.
Our Picture Lights, Piano Lamp, and Barn Lights all come pre-installed with high quality LED arrays that will provide you beautiful light for 50,000 hours, while saving you money; protecting your artwork and loved ones from harmful materials.
Types of Shades
Traditional Shades : Once purely functional, the classic barn light shapes was a variation of a bowl or bell shapes. The contour worked to focus light downward, making them perfect for task lighting. Now, shades vary in all shapes and sizes, but many gravitate toward the classic style for its timelessness. For the design-conscious, a wide array of colors and goosenecks are available to complement any style.
Modern Shades : While still inspired by the roots of vintage barn lighting, modern designs typically follow a bowl or bell shape. However, they elect a sleek profile with simple lines.
Industrial Fixtures : Commonly, industrial barn lighting features protective elements such as wire or cast steel cages to improve durability in extreme environments. Now, industrial lighting is used to provide rustic, masculine details and balance to designs.
Types of BarnLights
Gooseneck Barn Lights
Gooseneck barn lights feature a shade paired with a curved arm. The arms extend the shade and light from the wall to illuminate surfaces away from the wall, such as entryways, kitchen counters, and garage doors.
Barn Light Sconces
Like Gooseneck barn lights, barn light sconces feature a shade with a curved arm. However, sconces feature smaller shades and exclusive arms to light specific spaces, such as bathroom vanities, doorways, and as secondary lighting in bedrooms.
Sign Lights
With the use of a unique swivel joint, gooseneck barn lights can be transformed into sign lights. The joint moves in a 180° angle to allow directional light to illuminate signage, billboards, or facades.
Pendant Barn Lights
Pendant barn lights allow continuity of style from the building's exterior lighting to the interior. Pendant mounts often hang from a stylish cord, which restricts them outdoors to prevent weather damage. However, Cocoweb provides the option of a sleek downrod to weatherproof the light and provide pendant lighting outdoors, perfect for porches or patios.
Barn Light Floor Lamps
Barn light shades are paired with a floor lamp base to create a unique way to provide accent lighting to reading nooks and workspaces. Weighted and powered with an AC adapter, these lamps are the easiest way to add a vintage flair to your home.
Barn Lamp Post Lamps
Barn Light post lamps allow you to provide a cohesive and polished look throughout the property by bringing our variety of barn light shades to a curved arm and 8’ or 11’ post to provide sufficient light in parking lots, decks, and landscaping.
What are the different gooseneck choices for a LED Barn Light?
The term ‘gooseneck’ was derived from the shape of the actual neck of a goose, hence the term “gooseneck”. Goosenecks and barn lights are completely interchangeable depending on the look you want your gooseneck barn light fixture to have. For example, for a rustic barn, you would choose a rustic gooseneck for your gooseneck barn light. For a traditional barn, you would choose a traditional gooseneck stem. All available in our unique selection of goosenecks and barn lights.
Types of Materials and Finishes Used:
With quality and longevity in mind, Cocoweb Barn Light shades and bases are crafted out of premium steel and powder-coated and sealed to provide a beautiful, weatherproof, and life-long finish. To provide a sturdy, yet light fixture, our barn light stems are formed from aluminum and powder-coated for durability.
We use eco-friendly powder-coated finishes to protect the barn light fixtures from wear and tear, while also providing an array of dazzling colors. You can find a total of 10 powder-coated finishes to choose from when customizing your perfect barn light.
In addition to our ten powder-coated finishes, we offer our customizable barn lights in brass and copper plating. Sealed to protect from the elements, our brass and copper plating adds elegance and genuine warmth to any decor.
Sizing and Add-ons:
To provide ample lighting for all uses, we offer our assorted barn light shades in 8’’, 10’’, 12’’, 14’’, 16’’, 18’’, 20’’, and 22’’. As we mentioned, gooseneck barn lights feature a shade paired with a curved arm. Cocoweb offers 13 standard wall stems and three sconce arm variations. Our shortest sconce arm extends 5.75’’ while our longest gooseneck is 36.5’’.
In addition to the various arms sizes and styles, we also offer downrods for our pendant barn lights. Our downrods come with four 1-foot increments to allow you to customize your pendant length while also protecting the pendant from the elements.
To further customize your barn lighting, we offer three bases for mounting your barn light. The standard base allows you to use with most 110v inline wall dimmers, which will enable you to customize the brightness for your space. Our motion sensors help increase safety and security. Sensors have a range of 50 ft at a 90-degree angle and stay on for 5 minutes after motion is detected. Our photosensor bases automatically control your exterior lights, from dusk to dawn, so you don’t have to remember to turn them on every night. When the photocell light bulb on the base detects low light, it will turn on the fixture. The light will stay on until the photocell detects ambient light. Add steel, silver-coated cage to add a finished look while allowing abundant light to shine through.
Where can you use your Barn Lights?
There are several different locations for where you can install goosenecks and barn lights, it doesn't even have to be a barn. There are several contemporary homes with the perfect style to accommodate an LED gooseneck light fixture.
Barn Lights in Homes
There is a large variety of uses for outdoor barn lighting. Below is a list of the different areas of your outdoor space where barn light can provide warm illumination and a sense of security while also adding a beautiful aesthetic.
- Garage/ garage door
- Front porches
- Patios/decks
- Driveways
- Seating Areas/Firepits
- Pathways
Barn Lighting for interior spaces at home allows you to provide continuity from your outdoor lighting to indoors. From the entryway to living areas to utilitarian spaces such as laundry rooms, here is a list of all the places a barn light can provide function light and a great aesthetic.
- Foyers/Entryways
- Kitchen
- Dining Rooms
- Breakfast nooks
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- Hallways
- Laundry Rooms
Barn Lights in Commercial Decor
Business owners of all kinds can use barn lighting to determine their unique brand and distinguish their businesses. Barn lighting is versatile, providing practical light for both outdoor and indoor business spaces.
Exterior Spaces
- Decorative Facade Lighting
- Signage and Business Logos
- Parking Lots
- Sidewalks
- Entrances
- Waiting Areas
- Outdoor Seating
Interior Spaces
- Restaurants - Dining Areas
- Menu Boards
- Main Venue Lighting
