Reproduction pendant lights give off vintage verve

Vintage barn pendant Hunter for repair hardware (repair hardware.com), $199-Vintage barn pendant Hunter for repair hardware (repair hardware) $499.com), $199-$499 used to be just an afterthought, and the casual hanging lights from the ceiling of the Midwest barn, industrial work space and even the residential garage are now warmly welcomed at our home desk, kitchen island and dining table.These vintage-Inspired enamel-The coated pendants have lovely age quality, but the classic hunter green tones and simple lines make them fit seamlessly in modern interior design.For those who frequently visit the antique flea market, the pendants look familiar.Metal shells are often easy to score, but the fixtures found are often lacking the necessary supporting wires.Now, the replica is becoming more and more common, including vintage grill pendant hunters, $199, $499, from recovery hardware.This polished-The original version of up includes a bar made of steel and aluminum.The exterior is finished in typical hunter green, and the interior is also treated with classic: white enamel finish designed to exaggerate the light.It has five sizes, ranging in diameter from 10 to 26 inch and in height from 95 to 105 inch.Additional extension lines are also included.The barn light Benjamin industrial pendant, which costs $98, hangs on a simple rope, slightly less formal than the former.The curved canopy, modeled on the original Benjamin industrial pendant, comes with an optional turnkey switch that allows the user to turn it on and off directly.(For the final finishing touches, equip the lights with appropriate old ones --School Edison light bulb.) More than 40 colors for shadows-Including the Green cruiser, painted in bronze and cream.Cups and wires can also be customized in fantastic finishes and color combinations.10 inch in diameter and 6 inch in height.These ancient outdoor lights are hung in pairs or Trio and can be easily adapted to the modern needs of the interior.E-Post the comments to home @ sfchronicle.com.