Large Quantity Lighting for Designers & Architects
Why do designers & architects keep coming back to source their lighting at OGT? What sets us apart from most lighting companies is […]
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How to Hang Kitchen Island & Dining Room Lights
The kitchen and dining areas are two of the most important spaces in the home for combining ambience and functionality with lighting. They […]
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OGT Items Add Charm and Functionality to a Rustic Cabin in Idaho
A few distinctive reclaimed items from historic places can take your space from plain rugged to rustic luxury. Architectural salvage always carries a […]
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Customer Showcase: Antique Chandeliers and Religious Stained Glass
Here you see photos of a London Pub, The Old Queens Head, designed with many decorative sustainable items from architectural antique sources all […]
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Save 50% Off Select Fine Lighting
Limited time, save 50% off on select modern and antique fine lighting. Shop by type below or shop all here.
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A Short But Sweet History of Chandeliers
14th – 17th Century – Medieval & Middle Ages Chandeliers are one item that originated in high status and one which has consistently […]
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Colonial Eatery Brings Repurposed Architectural Elements
The Assembly Design Studio designers of Ledger, a local restaurant and bar on New England’s North Shore, envisioned a “rough restoration” of the […]
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The Lights of Broadway: Salvaging Fixtures from the Palace Theatre
In the mid-90s, Times Square was undergoing massive redevelopment. Some of our first salvage finds were from well-known Times Square venues, including the […]
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Out with the Olde Sale
Our two warehouses in Scranton Pa. are now at full capacity, and we need to make room! For one month, our oldest inventory […]
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Top Five Reclaimed Materials for Designers & Architects
Architects and designers are always on the lookout for new trends in building materials and construction. Staying ahead of trends helps these designers […]
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