Lighting

Interior and exterior lighting design is changing for the better, largely thanks to the efficiency and accessibility of LED (light emitting diode) lights.

The problem with talking about kitchen lighting design – actually, the problem with talking about any type of interior design – is that the conversation seems to always begin with a list of hard and fast rules.

As individuals or as a family, you probably spend more waking hours in your living room than in any other room in the house.

Page through any interior lighting catalog, or search for design ideas on Pinterest, and you’re bound to see a particular phrase come up over and over again: “mid-century modern.”

For many homeowners or DIY enthusiasts, outdoor and landscape lighting is often sadly overlooked. Considering all of the thought, planning, and maintenance that went into designing and landscaping your home’s exterior, it seems counterproductive to hide all of your hard work in the dark, doesn’t it?

Each indoor space will present its own unique set of lighting challenges. Perhaps there will be dark corners to contend with, excessive glare, or even complicated room layouts.

Smart home technology is becoming more affordable and accessible than ever. Still, not everyone is quite prepared to take the plunge and rewire their entire home.

If your countertop seems a bit too dim, or if you find yourself blindly fumbling through the back of your pantry, you have probably already begun to realize the value of cabinet lighting.

If you are not entirely clear on how LED lights can be incorporated into your interior design, don’t fret.