One of the most important principles to understand when designing a recessed lighting layout is beam angle. In recessed cans, the light is produced in the shape of a cone. You picture the light starting as a point at the light fixture and forming a circle on the floor. The beam angle is the angle [...]
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How to Layout Recessed Lighting
Posted by admin on December 4th, 2009
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No Comments »Track Lighting Ideas
Posted by admin on November 22nd, 2009
Track lighting is a simple way to add lighting to an entire room or to simply provide accent lighting to highlight special features such as artwork or other areas in a room that can benefit from special attention. This type of lighting is installed on a mounting track fixed to your ceiling. The track can [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Accent Lighting, Artwork, Cans, Configured, Dimmer Switches, Entire Room, Hallways, Illumination, Intensity, Interior Areas, Lighting Ideas, Lighting Layout, Power Source, Remodeling, Simple Solution, Special Features, Spotlight, Table Lamps, Track Lighting, Versatility No Comments »How to Achieve Indirect Lighting in Interior Design
Posted by admin on October 25th, 2009
For our planet the sun is a major lighting source. The light which we receive on earth varies in intensity and quantity depending upon the geographical location on earth.For normal human activities inside the building what we require is indirect light. There is a major difference between direct and indirect light. Direct light from the [...]
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