The Bright Edit

While the traditional cooking and cleaning functions endure – requiring specific task illumination – the kitchen is the hub of household activity. Just like one wrong measurement can make or break a recipe, the wrong choice of lighting can disrupt the design of your space. Here are a few ideas for using lighting in your breakfast nook, dinette or over the kitchen counter.

Relaxation is important to an experience of the bedroom as a place of respite and rejuvenation. A chaise lounge with a view out the window can be a great spot to gaze and unwind. With the addition of a hanging pendant, or a cluster of smaller ones, you can transform the chaise into a cosy nook for reading. Tips, tricks & more!

We'll be covering Illumination tips Room-by-Room. First up, The Foyer. When you or your guests arrive at your home, the first statement of your lighting style occurs in the entryway. Often the fixture you choose expresses your décor even before you approach your front door. Read now for more tips!

Interior illumination can be classified into three distinct lighting types, namely: ambient lighting such as pendant lights; task lighting such as desk lamps, standing lamps, spot or wall lights; and accent lighting which are used for decorative purposes or to make statements. This blog post is filled with more in depth information!