Yesterday we received the latest catalog from Rejuvenation in the mail. It's filled with more than just lighting; there are stories about employees and customers, and photos of their products in actual homes. You can request a free copy for yourself or shop online. Though I have yet to actually transact a purchase, they were very helpful to my email inquiries regarding the restoration of some of our original lights. The only downside is that they are located in Oregon, a mere 2200 miles away. And since it's below freezing here, I'll just huddle under a blanket with my coffee and enjoy loking at all the bright ideas they have to offer.Yesterday we received the latest catalog from Rejuvenation in the mail. It's filled with more than just lighting; there are stories about employees and customers, and photos of their products in actual homes. You can request a free copy for yourself or shop online. Though I have yet to actually transact a purchase, they were very helpful to my email inquiries regarding the restoration of some of our original lights. The only downside is that they are located in Oregon, a mere 2200 miles away. And since it's below freezing here, I'll just huddle under a blanket with my coffee and enjoy loking at all the bright ideas they have to offer.
Since I live only 90 miles from Rejuvination I go there quite often. Honestly, I never buy anything...just look in awe and get ideas. I wish I could afford some of their stuff...although I do think we'll splurge when we redo our main bath.
ReplyDeleteI've purchased several items for my 1883 rowhouse including light fictures and hardware. I also just received this catalog and laughed when I read "if your house is so authentically old that you don't have any wall switches..." since this explains my situation exactly. What I appreciate about Rejuvenation (and School House Lighting, also) is that they offer to fit the fixture with a switch or pull chain which I've ordered a few times myself.
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