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How do you determine what kind of chandelier your room requires? The size? The amount of light? The shape?
Sizing A Foyer Chandelier
Location is extremely important in lighting. Choosing your fixture starts with proportion. Start by adding the length of your foyer to the width of your foyer. That will give you the minimum diameter for the size of the chandelier that will best fit your space.
For many of us, the kitchen is the heart of the home. Meals are prepared and eaten, families gather and memories are made. The kitchen can also be a home office. Because there are a number of functions associated with the kitchen, it also means there are a number of design, style and lighting concepts to be considered.
Where To Begin?
Having trouble defining your style and narrowing down what you want your kitchen to look and feel like? Book a consultation with our lighting specialists to guide you! Bring plans, drawings, and/or pictures from Pinterest with your inspiration and let us nourish those ideas to life. Or come down into our showroom to gather some more inspiration.
All fixtures installed outdoors should be at LEAST damp rated if not wet rated. The space and location will dictate which one is required.
Ceiling fans have come a long way and are no longer the eye-sore or perceived safety concern that they once were years ago. Today's ceiling fans provide a quiet, efficient way to keep the air moving in virtually any room. There are multiple styles to complement any decor as well: Modern, Industrial, Commercial, Rustic, Coastal, Contemporary, Bohemian, Tropical and - that trusted standby - Traditional.
Controlling the lighting properly is just as important as picking the right light. Ensure your circuitry is simple with switching options for general, task and accent lighting. Not all dimmers or sensor lights are compatible with LED light bulbs or integrated LED fixtures. For more ideas, insights and inspiration, talk to lighting experts.
Lighting is critical in every room – especially the bathroom. The same rules apply for the bathroom as the kitchen: include ambient, task, and accent lighting. The more you can layer your lighting, the better. You don't want to overwhelm a small bathroom, but the layers of light create a level of function (and perceived luxury!) that you will appreciate with daily use.
