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If you have got drawings and would like some insights to know which of our services is best for you and for a few inspiring ideas along the way - book a free no commitment 30 minute zoom meeting with our Design Director.
“Fast-Track” – Lighting Design Service
We are excited to announce a new lighting design service which we will be offering to clients called "Fast-Track" ... think you have left it too late to get a lighting design - the electrician is due in a few days' time and you don't want rows and rows of spotlights...
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Designer Friday
We are excited to announce that we have added a new service called "Designer Friday" How to Design, Install and Wire Secret Lighting - ideal for self builds with a tight budget or just needing help with one key space or large room
Grand Designs Live NEC Birmingham 9-13 October 2019
We have been featured on the Grand Designs website for Show News for October 2019
Selfbuild & Design Show
We will be exhibiting at the SelfBuild & Design Show at the Peterborough Arena 9-10 March Stand G2-H2 - come and say hello and discuss your lighting design with us. Need free tickets - email and we can send you the link
Build It Live
We will be exhibiting at the Build it Live Show in Manchester - come and say hello. We are on Stand D3
Homebuilding & Renovating Show March 2019
We are exhibiting at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show at the NEC, Birmingham for the First Time in March Come and say hello - we are on stand G267 and talk to us about transforming your house into a home with light Need free tickets - please email us and we can send...
4 Steps to create a Lighting Design – this formula is quoted across the World on hundreds of sites (step 5 is ours!)
Step 1:Multiply the room’s width by its depth to ascertain the square footage. Step 2:Multiply the square footage by 1.5 (or 2.5 for task areas like Kitchens) to give the total wattage needed in the room. For example in the kitchen below 4.2mtrs (thus 190SqFt x 2.5 =...
Beautiful Cottage Lighting Design
Not every house has to be grand - you can go and stay in this idyllic fisherman's cottage in Port Issac. More photos of this unique destination to come.