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Oct 25 2008

Be Eco-Wise with LED Lights

Published by Author under Featured, Lighting Design

With more and more people concerned about the environment, building and decorating green has never been more popular. One of the easiest ways for homeowners to limit their environmental impact is to consider replacing the lighting inside their home.
Incandescent bulbs waste energy and burn out quickly, and when the more energy-efficient fluorescent bulbs outlive their [...]

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Aug 07 2007

The Decorative Accent that Will Set Your Home Apart

Look around your house and you will likely notice a lot of coordination. The brushed nickel knobs on your cabinets match the kitchen sink; all of the lighting fixtures on your upper level contain alabaster glass; and every window in your home has those same wooden blinds.
Matching looks and materials allows you to create a [...]

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Jun 05 2007

Want to Update the Look and Feel of Your Home the Easy Way?

Published by Jennifer under Lighting Design

(ARA) Whether you’ve moved into your home recently or been there a while, there’s an “itch” every homeowner feels at one time or another — the need to redecorate.
For some that means painting the walls and getting all new furniture. Those who don’t want to invest a lot of time or money in their update [...]

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Apr 27 2007

Tips for Interior Design Lighting

The lighting for interior design projects is more important than most people think as lighting can make or break a perfect interior setting. Interior design lighting is used for practical purposes, focal points and atmosphere. There is nothing worse than walking into a strange place that uses very low lighting; your mood changes and you [...]

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Feb 23 2007

Lighting Design Tips You Can Use to Feng Shui Your Home

Traditional Feng Shui utilizes the five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal and water as remedies to energetic issues in a house or building. The basic concepts are simple: use common sense in furniture placement, keep it free of clutter and make sure the room’s flow or arrangement allows for conversation.
Feng Shui works in every [...]

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