Double Wall Lights Tag

Interior Designer Tips for Placing Double Wall Lights in a Snug

Interior Designer Tips for Placing Double Wall Lights in a Snug

A snug is the room we retreat to at the end of the day, so its lighting needs to feel low, warm and close at hand. Double wall lights are a favourite with interior designers because they deliver generous light from one fixing without cluttering a small wall. The most important tip is simple: decide where people will sit first, then place the light to serve those seats. In this article we explain how to position a double wall light beside a reading chair, above a sofa or between a pair of tub chairs, and why snug lights usually sit a little lower than those in a main living room. We look at when symmetry works and when an asymmetric arrangement feels more natural, how fabric, glass and metal shades change the mood, how to light rooms painted in deep colours, and the practical details, from dimmers to switch positions, that make a snug genuinely comfortable....

How to Choose the Right Double Wall Lights for Your Conservatory

How to Choose the Right Double Wall Lights for Your Conservatory

Conservatories are wonderful by day but can feel exposed and full of reflections at night. Choosing the right double wall lights makes a real difference. In this guide, we explain the difference between twin arm and up and down designs, and why both give more light from a single fixing point, which matters when solid wall space is limited. We look at where to fix lights on the house wall, brick dwarf walls and solid piers, the heights that work best, and why you should never fix fittings to glazing. You will find practical advice on coping with condensation and temperature swings, choosing durable materials and LED bulbs, and matching styles to Victorian, Edwardian, lean to, orangery and modern glass rooms. We also cover sizing and projection, reducing glare in the glass, layering wall lights with floor and table lamps, arranging furniture and rugs around them, and planning wiring with a qualified electrician....