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If there’s one thing collectors love to do, it’s show off their prized possessions. From coins and antiques to trading cards and quilts, there’s no shortage of items people love to put on display. However, choosing the perfect light for these collectibles rarely feels like an easy task. When lighting collectibles, you want the lighting to show detail without washing out other parts of your collection. You also don’t want the lights to dominate the space. The goal is to strike a balance between your collection and the lights. If you’ve been searching for a better way to light up the collection you love, here are a few quick tips to make it happen. The Hidden Under Cabinet Solution Under cabinet lights are a common solution for lighting collections that are stored in cabinets or on shelves. They’re usually long, narrow fixtures that can be attached directly onto these surfaces to light items from above. You can also find round under cabinet fixtures that are great for smaller spaces o...

An open home is a comfortable home—a home that doesn’t get too warm or too chilly, that feels more connected and airier, that lets a cool breeze pass from one side to the other. But there’s more to openness than meets the eye.  Savoy House Lighting Your home decor also plays a role in creating a more open home, and this includes your lighting choices. Even if your home lacks an open floor plan, light fixtures go a long way in redefining the space from room to room. If you want to create a more open home, here are a few tips that are simple yet transformative. Lighter Fixtures to Brighten Things Up Lighter light fixtures? Yes, you read that right! In this case, “lighter” is referring to the finish of the fixture. While dark finishes, like black metals or dark woods, add a lot of charm and warmth to a room, they tend to feel bigger or heavier. They catch the eye more easily and draw more attention. Lighter-colored fixtures made with white or brushed metals or light ...