- Consider replacing outdated light fixtures with modern, energy-efficient options. Drum shades are an affordable choice.
- We look for fixtures to provide ample light, as well as making sure it does not take up too much space.
- When possible, opting for fixtures with adjustable brightness levels or dimmer switches will help to create versatile lighting options for different occasions.
- Did you know that you can maximize natural light by strategically placing mirrors or reflective objects near windows to bounce light into darker areas of the home?
- Asking our clients to opt for minimal and neutral window treatments, such as window panels, is quite common. Yes, we even suggest not using any at all when possible.
- Additionally, trimming any overgrown foliage outside windows will aide in maximum sunlight.
Match up your Light Bulbs:
- This is where the details come into play. Achievomg a cohesive look throughout your home by ensuring all light bulbs have consistent color temperatures and brightness levels gets you an A+.
- Mismatched bulbs can create a disjointed feel and detract from the overall aesthetic.
- A warm soft hue adds a welcoming feeling. Consider transitoning to LED bulbs.
- Create depth and ambiance in each room by layering different types of lighting, such as overhead fixtures, task lighting, and accent lighting. Incorporate floor lamps, table lamps, or under-cabinet lighting to add warmth and functionality to specific areas.
- Have fun and experiment with lighting placement and intensity to highlight architectural features or focal points effectively.