Some Great Brass Lamp Options
Posted on 09. Feb, 2011 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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You are going to have to be prepared to do some shopping around when you decide that you want some brass table lamps for your home. Brass has been used in a huge number of ways, it is very versatile and can be shaped into all kinds of designs that result in lamps that look [...]
Why Buy A Candle Chandelier?
Posted on 07. Feb, 2011 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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You must be wondering why you should opt for a candle chandelier while many other choices are available in the market! Well, read through for the answers. Either you are married or to be married and desire to have your special occasions of dinner and feasts with your loved ones, you would look for [...]
The Wisdom of Purchasing LED GU10 Bulbs
Posted on 27. Nov, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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Think about buying an LED model of energy efficient light bulb the next time you find yourself needing to buy a new light bulb. A light emitting diode or LED when combined with the popular GU10 base or fitting is call an LED GU10 light bulb. These bulbs are extremely energy efficient and long lasting. [...]
Plan for Outdoor Lighting
Posted on 22. Nov, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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Lighting the outside of your home can be as simple or as complicated as you want. From low-voltage lights that only need to be plugged in to solar lights to those that you must hard wire into your home’s electrical system, the choices are really vast and varied. Go to any home and garden [...]
Driveway Lighting Installation Options
Posted on 31. Oct, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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There are such wide ranging options available these days for outdoor lights including driveway lights. Plans for newly built houses often included lighting along the driveway to give the home a warm and welcoming feel during twilight hours. They can provide function with great style and can give your house a unique [...]
The Convenience of Solar Powered Garden Lights
Posted on 29. Oct, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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Do you wish to make a significant cut on your electric bills? Switching to solar powered garden lights is a solution you should seriously consider. They collect energy from sunlight during the day and glow at night using this stored power. In other words, the light they shine costs nothing at all. You can [...]
Choosing A Camping Lantern
Posted on 11. Oct, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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There are many different types of camping lanterns on the market today. Choosing which one to purchase is determined by many factors, including use. Hikers generally prefer an easily compactable model, whereas RV campers can opt for larger hanging models for their campsites. User safety is also a major consideration.
Battery powered [...]
What Are Solar Umbrella Lights?
Posted on 13. Sep, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting, Patio, Uncategorized
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One recent development in outdoor lighting technology is solar umbrella lights. Solar lights gather sunlight via a collector panel, and store it as electricity in a rechargeable battery for use at a later time. Unlike many outdoor solar lights, umbrella lights usually have an on/off switch, since this is not meant to be ambient [...]
Using Swag Lamps
Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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There are so many different varieties of swag lamps available today, that range from 1970s throwbacks to contemporary metal and glass lamps, that choosing just one per room could be difficult. There are rooms that aren’t terribly well-suited for the style, like hallways and bathrooms, in some cases. But for living rooms, dens, bedrooms [...]
Replacing your Solar Lights
Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by Marylou Biederman in Lighting
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When you need to replace a solar light or two, there are a few tips that never fail to pay—pun intended. Keep in mind that solar lights usually use nickel-cadmium or nickel-metal hydrate rechargeable batteries. If it’s the batteries that need replacing, make sure to responsibly recycle them—instead of throwing them in the trash, [...]