Indoor Lighting

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Spot Lights

Spot lights are usually circular light fittings that are flush with your ceiling or other surfaces. They are often dimmable, controlled by a switch, or your phone (or both) and can even include colour changing bulbs, for endless colour changing possibilities and effects. With perfectly placed recessed down lights, you can create a clean, modern look that adds depth and dimension to any room. In certain circumstances, you may want to pin-point specific areas, so the light illuminates and draws the eye to your favourite painting or décor.

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Wall Lights

Also known as: wall sconces, up and down lights, wall lamps.

When it comes to installing new mains-powered wall light fittings, it’s important to for an electrician to check for access to cabling that will provide power. Consider how you would like the lights operated so the proper wires can be installed for the intended method of switching. Indoor wall lamps are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to bedside table lamps, for a clutter and wire-free space. And with dimmer switches or phone control capabilities, you can enjoy ultimate convenience when it comes to adjusting your lights to just the right level.

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Ceiling Lights

Also known as: pendent lights, chandeliers, hanging lights.

Ceiling lights offer a huge variety of styles for different décor and purposes. Ceiling lighting is often utilised as a larger focal point or feature of a room; a statement piece that is suspended on a chain, rod or is overly larger in size. When paired with additional methods of lighting, you can create a multi-purpose room that is minimalist, elegant, bold – or a combination! Depending on which lights you choose to have on. With our professional installation, we take care of all the wiring and fitting, so you can be assured that your new lighting is not only visually stunning but also functional and safe.

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Under-unit Lights

Also known as: strip lights, under cabinet lights, task lighting.

Under-unit lighting is a great way to add supplemental light to any kitchen. Whether you’re having a get together with friends and want colour changing capabilities, or are seeking a relaxed evening in, and therefore would prefer dimming the lights, these lights become a truly convenient and exciting addition to your home. The most common type of under cabinet lighting is LED strip lighting, these lighting strips fit just behind the lip of your worktops, wall cabinets or island units and are out of eye-level.

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Stair Lights

Also known as: step lighting, staircase lighting, stairwell lighting.

When thinking about lighting your home, the staircase is often overlooked. Not only does proper illumination provide an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere, it also ensures that areas are safer to move around in the dark – especially the stairs. When considering aspects of efficient lighting for your stairs, take advantage of sensor and time-controlled features. A time controlled system may turn lights on between specific hours (e.g. 4pm to 6am) and a motion sensor can detect if someone is present before providing power to turn the lights on. These systems offer homeowners freedom, while saving energy at the same time.

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Loft Lights

Also known as: interior roof lighting, led loft light, batten lighting.

Maximising each area in your home is key to having a comfortable and well-utilised living space. Whether you use your loft for storage or use it as an extra room, proper lighting makes all the difference. Gone are the days of stepping carefully over beams and hoping you don’t fall through! Invest in a pull-down ladder, safe loft boarding, and a contemporary lightening system such as LED batten or pendent lights. LED batten lights are very bright, have a long-life span and are energy efficient, with the additional benefit of flicker free activation. Take full advantage of every corner of your house while enjoying the convenience modern technology provides.

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Over-island Lights

Also known as: kitchen island lighting, breakfast bar lights, hanging lights.

Over-island lighting is often found above kitchen islands, breakfast bars and dining tables. Combining feature lighting and functionality, over-island lighting spreads light across a long slim surface. Typically, they are composed of 3 to 5 separate pendants that hang together from the ceiling and are positioned further from the ceiling than most lighting to create a focal point. Adding both to style and function. This is popular choice for those looking to create a focal point in their kitchen, to enhance the overall look and feel of your space.

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Mirror Lights

Also known as: backlit mirror, led mirror, light up mirror. 

Utilising light within a mirror is often found in the bathroom. An LED backlit, hands-free motion sensor mirror is hygienic and can also include colour changing functionality for the ultimate customisation. Increase the natural brightness when applying make-up or dim the colour changing bulbs for a relaxed setting. Most bathroom mirrors are also steam resistant, which means you can still use the mirror within a moisture rich environment such as after a shower or bath.