1. Lighting

2. Natural Light First light source to consider. Sunlight that enters the house through windows, doors, skylights, etc. North or East— Cool light- So adding warm colors –seem to balance the cool light South or West—Provide more Sun later in the day: Warm, orange tones. Adding neutral or cool colors to these rooms will make them seem more calm and relaxed.

3. Artificial Lights: Cool white light Very efficient Blends well with sunlight Make colors look good WARM- white light Very COST efficient NOT Flattering to many colors

4. Artificial Light Predictable and controllable 3 sources Incandescent Halogen fluorescent

5. Incandescent Light Light bulb most people use. Burns about 700-1000 hours. Light is yellow giving the room a yellow cast

6. Incandescent Produced when electricity passes through a fine tungsten filament

7. Fluorescent Lighting Lasts up to ten times longer than an incandescent bulb. Use less electricity and produce no damaging heat. Not so soft, or not so homey and comfortable as incandescent bulbs. They are normally used in offices and other work places. Compact fluorescent bulb- Larger than a regular incandescent bulb, but screws into a regular light bulb socket. +They are very efficient

8. Fluorescent Electricity released through a mercury vapor in a tube Ultraviolet light gives a blue cast to rooms

9. Halogen Represent the newest category of lighting on the market Casts a bright, white light Used for many years in car headlights and slide projectors

10. Halogen Lighting Lamp is kept brighter than incandescent bulbs. Light is more similar to that of sunlight than fluorescent light. Bulbs burn whiter than incandescent bulbs.

11. Wall Light Fixtures Lighting which is hung or attached to a wall. This type of lighting is usually used for a specific purpose. Examples are: ● Wall Sconces ● Wall Lamps ● Picture Lights

12. Lighting Fixtures—Sconce and Pendant

13. Lighting Fixtures--Novelty

14. Lighting Fixtures—Under Cabinet

15. Ceiling Light Fixtures The overhead lighting in a room. This is usually the main source of lighting in a space. Examples are: ● Recessed Lighting ● Track Lighting ● Chandeliers

16. Lighting Fixtures— Track

17. LIGHTING OPTIONS Valance Lighting Wall Washers- Lighting Strip Lighting Recessed Down lights Cove Lighting Luminous ceiling panels Soffit Lighting Cornice Lighting

18. Valance Lighting

19. Wall Washers- Lighting These lights are installed in the ceiling and give walls a smooth look, from the ceiling floor.

20. Strip Lighting

21. Recessed Down lights

22. Cove Lighting- indirect light

23. Luminous ceiling panels

24. Soffit Lighting The answer is to replace the Soffit lighting with long life LED Lighting, with the benefits of up to 100000hrs life expectancy, low energy consumption and the option of Whites, Colour or RGB with optional wireless system. These systems can be connected to your existing lighting system or work independently. We offer off the shelf fixtures from 3 LED to 12 LED fixtures from 50mm to 200mm in various finishes and gimbles to complement your building. We also offer a bespoke

25. Cornice Lighting