September 22, 2011
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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Choice your Light and Transformer There are many types of landscape lighting equipment to put the light right where you need it. Lighting straight carries a variety of different style of each light type, for every area or task you … Continue reading
September 22, 2011
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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Now that you’ve decided to install landscape lighting, it’s time to design your layout. With careful planning, you can eliminate any problems that may arise during the installation process. Step 1: Where do you want to light? Take a look … Continue reading
September 21, 2011
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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Landscape lighting themes vary wildly, thanks to several manufacturers providing dozens of products. Modern re-interpretations of traditional lantern lights are extremely popular today, while rustic-themed lights lend a natural touch. Classic lighting paves the way with elegance and refinement. Path … Continue reading
September 21, 2011
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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Landscapes of almost any size and shape can be illuminate effectively with low-voltage landscape lighting. This is meant to show you how easy it is to buy and install this custom, yet cost-effective, outdoor lighting solution. With a little creativity … Continue reading
March 2, 2010
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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LIGHTING Living Room Lighting is essential to your living room make over. It’s also an excellent opportunity to tie in the lighting in the dining room or kitchen. In your living room, you’ll need to provide enough lighting for every … Continue reading
February 20, 2010
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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should highlight an object, texture, or an area of the room.To do this, multiply the light source to create shadows and lighteye-catching. The suspensions will tend to strengthen the walls and narrow theroom, illuminating it evenly. Walls bathed in light will increase thevolume of the room. And a bottom beam visually raise the ceiling. Taken to avoid glare by hiding the light sources. Finally, think of the electrical system: there are enough outlets to avoid extension cords … Continue reading
January 7, 2010
by Jeffrey M. Timm
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In most kitchens, a simple dome lights up the room. But while preparing meals or doing the dishes, light is often behind our backs and work in the background. It is therefore necessary to increase the distribution points of light to meet the specific needs of the kitchen. Ask the lighting directed from above: This lighting can be achieved either with halogen downlights 230Volts (BT) or … Continue reading