Gone are the days when outdoor and garden lighting choices were limited to a
halogen floodlight screwed to the back wall above a kitchen window or perhaps a
traditional lantern to the side of the front door to welcome visitors. Naturally
there will always be a place for these practically placed security and welcome
lights, but with the promise of warmer nights to come and attentions turning to
late night outdoor entertaining, to barbecues and al fresco dining, it may be
time to have a look at what is available in the the way of lighting for the
garden and outdoors that's a little more adventurous.
When it comes to lighting the interiors of your home, you cannot afford to ignore your bathroom. Bathroom lighting is an art and it is an important part of the bathroom that should not be neglected. The bathroom must be equipped with sufficient lights to allow you to carry on with your routine tasks. Make sure that the lighting in the bathroom is just right, not too bright and not too dim.Depending upon the type of your bathroom you can either go for traditional/designer or contemporary bathroom lighting. Ambient lighting can create a great feel in your bathroom and plays the role of general lighting in the roomYou can have recessed light fixtures, which are in fashion at the moment, as this makes it possible for the lights to reach the corners of the bathroom. This lighting option can come from chandeliers, flush-mounted ceiling fixtures, and pendants. Accent lighting illuminates certain areas of your bathroom.This lighting option is not a necessity, but can be used for creating a decorative and dramatic look for your bathroom. Please be aware when using any lighting in the bathroom that it is specifically for that purpose, and is installed by a professional electrician. You will find a large selection of bathroom lighting on our website.
Lighting a typical home accounts for around 20% of its electricity bill. The good news is that fitting low-energy light bulbs is one of the simplest ways to reduce energy use and bills.
Traditional light bulbs come in 40W, 60W and 100W. The low-energy versions give out similar light outputs but are rated 8W, 11W and 15W. They also last much longer, the traditional light bulb lasts on average 1 year compared to the low-energy light bulb which can last up to 10 years.
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