<![CDATA[NewRoomTalk.com - Mood Lighting]]> 2010-07-17T08:16:29Z PunBB http://www.newroomtalk.com/topic/1075/mood-lighting/ <![CDATA[Re: Mood Lighting]]> I agree, that lighting set up the mood in every room, But for me, I'm still more after the comfortability, a perfect bright light to do my daily routines.  But for bathroom, I have this dimmer switch, for me to able to do make up using a bright light at the same time to relax with a dimmer light.

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/149/ 2010-07-17T08:16:29Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/2056/#p2056 <![CDATA[Re: Mood Lighting]]> You are right, we have wide variety of lights to choose from its really difficult to select right one we need to determine our wants and then decide accordingly

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/115/ 2009-12-27T15:31:18Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/1407/#p1407 <![CDATA[Mood Lighting]]> As we saw in the first installment  the first thing to consider in planning lighting for a room is the room's function.

But there's much more to lighting a room than just determining whether you have enough light for your sewing project. Using the Sheffield Guidelines for Interior Design - function, mood, and harmony - we'll move next to discussing the mood created by different kinds of lighting in a room.

http://www.rentaldecorating.com/lighting/lighting2.htm

]]> http://www.newroomtalk.com/user/3/ 2009-10-31T10:13:34Z http://www.newroomtalk.com/post/1207/#p1207