We’ve been working with a law firm that is moving into a new office space in a vintage building. We’re excited to give you a sneak preview of the materials we’ve selected for the office.

There are many people using only overhead lights in their homes, especially in living rooms, dining rooms and family rooms. Flipping on all those overhead lights in a room not only wastes energy, but can add so much light to the space that it creates a harsh feeling in the room. Just like the lighting in kitchens and bathrooms, it’s best to have “layers” of lighting in your living spaces, allowing a change in the level of light intensity depending on the activity.