Buyer's Guide

Chandeliers vs. Pendant Lights: Choosing the Perfect Foyer Lighting The foyer is the welcoming gateway to your home, setting the tone for the spaces that lie beyond. As the first impression guests receive, the lighting in your foyer plays a...

How Much Does Chandelier Installation Cost? Chandelier installation costs typically range from $150 to $1,500, influenced by factors such as the chandelier’s size and style, the complexity of the installation, and your geographical location. Basic installations, which involve replacing an...

What is the difference between a chandelier and a pendant light? The fundamental difference between a chandelier and a pendant light lies in their design and functional role within a space. A chandelier is typically a larger, more ornate fixture...

  The best type of lighting for a foyer depends on the space's size, style, and ceiling height. Consider chandeliers for a grand focal point, pendant lights for a minimalist look, flush or semi-flush mount lights for lower ceilings, wall...

When lighting your garden, it’s important to have proper lighting that will serve your lighting purpose. How you plan on using your lights will determine what kind of lights you need and where they should be placed. People usually aren’t familiar with the ins and outs of garden lighting design or what methods to use. So, if you don’t educate yourself on the process, you end up creating a lighting scheme that just doesn’t work or do the garden justice. Once you plan your layout, think about what needs illumination. Then research the best bulbs to do the job. When you’re ready to start the installation process, think about safety. Assistance from a professional would be a smart move to avoid any hazards that accompany installation.

If you have ever taken on any large task you probably had some sort of game plan before you started. Without planning, you will likely end up with an unfinished project, leaving you defeated, frustrated, and disappointed. Attempting to do your own landscape lighting design is definitely one of those projects that will require tons of planning, time, and labor. Beginning your DIY quest without having a big picture of your goals and what is required to achieve the goal, would be a mistake.

When people think of home design they oftentimes associate the term with the home’s interior, rather than its exterior. A lot of time and money is spent creating a comfortable refuge, beautifully decorated to show off to visitors. What many people don’t realize is that the first impression of a home actually occurs before a guest even enters the home.

Beyond just being the place where the beauty of you comes out, it’s also your inner sanctum, your sanctuary, and a relaxing refuge of relief. It’s the first place you see yourself in the morning and the last place you’ll see yourself at night – and for that reason, it deserves to be the place where you’ll see yourself in your best possible light.