Q: I recently had dinner at The Parish and fell in love with these mini fishermans lights that they have on their patio. No one at the restaurant knew where they were from, and no amount of googling has found any results. I have found similar ones at Pottery Barn and West Elm, but they aren't as good as these, IMO. Anyone out there know who makes these?
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These from Restoration Hardware are very similar (but pricy!): http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod350170&cm_ps=modal_add_to_cart-_-none-_-other_items_you_may_like&categoryId=search
Target has something similar and cheaper than RH:
http://www.target.com/p/smith-hawken-metal-cage-string-lights-10ct/-/A-13758848
And then how do you keep rats or squirrels from chewing through the wires? That is my yard-lighting roadblock.
These ones look more solid than the PB and WE ones:
http://www.lampsplus.com/products/metal-cage-lantern-string-party-lights__81203.html
You can get them at cabelas pretty cheap too.
Thanks, everyone! I'm not sure what to do, get the Target ones or sell my kidney for the RH ones :D
I have cage string lights on my back porch, and I love the look. So far, they have lasted nearly two years, and mine are from Lamps Plus: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/metal-cage-lantern-string-party-lights__81203.html