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How to create Light in your Home

How to create Light in your Home

Lighting within a home can bring energy, warmth and maybe a little spark of creativity.

Light is a beautiful source of vital energy that is very much complimented with good quality airflow. Whether the lighting is natural or artificial, bringing it into your home will nourish your environment with positive energy. When renovating don’t dismiss natural light and skylights where windows are not possible cannot be underestimated and or overlooked. You will not regret putting in a new glass door or windows within your home. Areas to consider include skylights in bathrooms where there is little natural light, glass doors in laundries to dual as access to the washing line and to have natural light, bedrooms are a must to have our body rhythm in sync with the sun setting and rising, and last but not least who does not love a rectangular window in the kitchen above the bench and below the overhead cupboards or a long rectangular window at the end of a galley type style kitchen.

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