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Lights

Bathroom lighting defines space

Light plays a very important role in the bathroom, that is why you will really need two sources of light: a general overall light, and a localized light source near mirrors above the sink.

General bathroom lighting

The ideal bathroom is where the principal light is sufficient to see in the entire room. This uniform lighting is important and can be achieved with a central ceiling light, and an halogen ceiling light might be even better than an incandescent light. Halogen light while more expensive to operate and less friendly to the environment offers a light that is closer to daylight and therefore lights better. During the day when you can benefit from natural light you should. If you are starting your bathroom project you might consider [click to continue…]

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A 30% Energy Tax Credit for consumer energy efficiency is currently in effect in the US. If you purchase an energy-efficient product or renewable energy system for your home, before Dec, 31, 2010, you may be eligible for a federal tax credit. Products qualified for the credit include bio ethanol fireplaces, and other energy saving devices, such as more efficient windows and doors, as well as insulation. It should be noted that only homeowners qualify for the credit. Renters who decide to buy an ethanol fireplace unfortunately do not qualify, nor can you claim the credit for vacation homes.

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Bathroom Lights Functionality And Aesthetics

September 2, 2009

When choosing the interior design of a home, lighting is a key factor. Bathrooms are no different. Bathroom lights should not only reflect the flavor of a home but also be selected for illuminating the person using them. Lighting in a bath should not allow more than 24 to 36 square inches of space per [...]

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