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Irvin’s Tinware has taken rustic lighting and created many masterpieces since 1960. Irvin Hoover at a young age went from being a birdhouse maker to transitioning into crafting lights. He created his very first tin light from an old stove pipe. That was the starting point, and now things have grown into making many different types of lighting, from little night lights to multi-tier chandeliers, and everything in between.Irvin’s Tinware has lighting options for every room in the house.

It's exciting to find a style you love and then incorporate that style into your home. All across the US, people are using the modern farmhouse design ideas in their homes. The farmhouse design style incorporates both function and style with warm and inviting pieces. Design shows and design celebrities have made modern farmhouse design a rage across the country. Do you love the style? Are you wondering how to incorporate some of the style into your own home? Read on for 15 inspiri

Do you want a focal point for your living room that's filled with rich history, sustainable, and easy to DIY or buy online? Whether you love historical housing, want to fill your home with personalized decor, or have strong feelings about sustainable interior design, braided rugs will fill that space for you! If you've ever wanted to learn more about these historical rugs, now's your chance! We'll review the history of braided rugs, how to make one of your own, and where you can purchas

Lighthouses aren't just used to light up the night and guide boats home from sea. In fact, sometimes they're used to liven up a garden or outdoor area. Amish lighthouses are gorgeous, hand-crafted decorations that can tastefully brighten up any outdoor area. They're a great way of styling your home or business's yard and creating a charming atmosphere. If you've got a decorative lighthouse or two that you'd like to place in your yard, we've got you covered. Here are 5 beautiful us

The unique White Shoals Lighthouse is one of 28 lighthouses on the Great Lakes. This lighthouse’s location is on Lake Michigan, about 20 miles west of Mackinac Bridge. The shallow water in this area was a hazard to increasing ship travel in the 1880’s.It was first determined at the time to use a lightship, instead of a fixed building, to warn sailors of the danger. The reason of using a lightship was because they would be less expensive and would be a quicker solution to the problem.