Posted by Richard Clarke on 9th May 2012
One of the great things about your home is that it’s unique. Decor, furniture, colour schemes – they won’t be the same in any 2 homes. This is what makes your home yours.
Whilst this is a very good thing, sometimes there are difficulties. Dealing with lighting rooms with low ceilings is just one of those, especially if you want to preserve its visual appeal. LED lights however, might just hold the answer.
There are loads of… Read more
Posted by Amit Soni on 8th May 2012
Every product we use has consequences for the environment, and light bulbs are no exception.
The term for this is a “Carbon Footprint” and, by switching to LED lights and bulbs to provide your primary source of illumination, you can ensure that yours is as small as possible and that you do minimal harm to the environment, both while your bulbs are in use and during their entire life-time.
The life-time of the LED light bulb… Read more
Posted by Richard Clarke on 7th May 2012
There are lots of things you can do to create the illusion of space in a small room – mirrors, light coloured walls and small, uniform furniture are all favoured techniques for making a room look bigger.
Well planned lighting can also play a massive part.
A good place to start would be your room’s natural light. During the day your windows are a free source of sunlight. As this is some of the best light you can get, it’s important… Read more
Posted by Amit Soni on 6th May 2012
An artist, working exclusively in light, has used thousands of LEDs to create fabulous glowing, life-size representations of humans and animals.No Shadow which is a new series by critically acclaimed Japanese artist and designer Makoto Tojiki, explores the themes of light, shadow, memory and perception, as well as providing a brilliant showcase for energy-efficient LED lights in art.No ShadowAmongst their dark surroundings, Tojiki’s sculptures pl… Read more