The English Home

GUIDING LIGHT

Alighting scheme that functions precisely for each room as well as tying in with the overall style and producing the best ambience needs to be meticulously planned. For key areas of the home, we asked industry creators and innovators to offer their advice on choosing the right lighting for different purposes and how to overcome any practical obstacles.

SURFACE APPEAL

Creating interest and atmosphere, wall lights add layers of texture and detail. “Always consider the purpose of the light,” says Jana Durisova, creative director at Beaumont & Fletcher. “Where there are high ceilings, for example, we recommend a tall wall light for scale, while in an area such as a hallway, be sure to consider how far the fitting projects from the wall – placement above

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