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Art lighting is an essential element for showcasing artwork in any space. Whether you have a personal art collection or run an art gallery, proper lighting can make a significant difference in how the artwork is perceived. The right lighting can highlight the artwork's details, create mood and ambiance, and even influence the viewer's emotions. In this blog, we will guide you through the different types of art lighting, including track lighting, frame lighting, and recessed lighting, and help …

Lighting is an essential element in any project, whether it's a residential or commercial space, a product design, or a piece of art. Choosing the appropriate lighting for your project can make a significant impact on the overall look and feel of the space, and it can also affect the mood and productivity of those who occupy it. In this blog post, we'll explore some tips for choosing the appropriate lighting for your projectConsider the Purpose of the SpaceThe first step in choosing the appropri …

Pianos are perhaps the most iconic musical instrument, with their beautiful sound and classic design. They have been around for centuries and have evolved over time to become the instrument we know and love today. But have you ever wondered what's inside a piano? In this blog, we will take a closer look at the inner workings of this magnificent instrument.The Anatomy of a PianoA piano has several key components that work together to produce its unique sound. Let's start with the most visible par …

There's something magical about feasting al fresco under the stars. A romantic dinner on the patio, bathed in rich, warm light. A softly illuminated garden provides the ideal backdrop for intimate conversation and romantic dining, with a heat lamp or fire pit nearby to keep the chill at bay, while you enjoy the cool crisp air. If your outdoor space includes a sturdy patio cover such as a pergola or gazebo, pendant lights provide statement making illumination. Lamp posts add drama over larg …

Throughout history, before the advent of electric piano lights, pianists would practice and perform by candlelight at night. However, while they illuminated the keys, the glare from the flames would also be quite distracting to a performer. A cover was invented to block the performer's direct view of the light source. Soon, banker’s lights came into use, featuring a decorative green glass cover to serve the same purpose, with a stylistic component. Commonly seen in banks, libraries, and other in …