Enhancing the creativity of your new lighting comes a long way whether you are updating your home, building a new space, or simply enhancing your current fixtures. We have the solutions to make a difference!
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While we often rave about stylish fixtures and trendy shades, let’s not forget the real star of the show—the humble light bulb. The concept of lighting truly lies in these illuminating wonders.
Ready to brighten up your space with the right bulb for your light fixture? We will light up the way to find the perfect match for your indoor or outdoor lighting fixtures.
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New home owners and seasoned carpenters performing home remodeling have often asked themselves if the lighting they are choosing is right for the space and the overall theme of the home. The decision to purchase custom lighting will come with its own challenges, but will lead to a more harmonious design. Coming up are three main categories of light fixtures and their mounting styles that will be commonly used for upgrading the lighting in your home or business.
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If you’ve tuned in to your local meteorologist lately, you’ve probably heard that this hurricane season is expected to be extremely active. We know you’ve invested time, energy and money into your lighting system, and we want to make sure that your outdoor light fixtures are adequately protected! Let us help you be proactive in preparing whatever storm comes your way with this detailed guide:
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There’s a lot to love about a classic RLM warehouse shade with its simple metal construction designed to cast light downward. First introduced in the early 1900s, these shades replaced bare-bulb pendants often found in factories and warehouses. By adding a shade with a white interior over the bulb, the result was a more efficient fixture with a broader distribution of light.
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While the beauty of coastal environments is undeniable, the presence of salt air can pose challenges for metal finishes. And while those living within sight of the seashore typically understand the corrosive nature of salt, studies have shown that salt air can corrode metal up to 40 miles inland.
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