Design Lighting
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Smart lighting solutions. Our products and services include: - planning and advisory service - indoor and exterior light fittings - wall lights and pendants - downlights (low voltage, fluoro, led) - desk and floor lamps - globes and tubes advisory services and on site consultations are available by appointment. Design lighting specialise in traditional and contemporary lighting for both domestic and commercial purposes.

Design Lighting is about getting results! We are based in Launceston Tasmania, and service the lighting needs of builders and renovators around Tasmania and beyond. Whether you are building or renovating or simply looking for a new look in table or floor lamps, the opportunity to optimism the lighting needs to be grasped! Let us aid you with your lighting plans and to find that special light fitting for your dream project. Individual lighting plans to suit your lifestyle and budget. Latest technologies, designs and ideas in lighting. Perhaps this is fairly basic stuff to many of you but I will write it out anyway Most people have a appropriate idea about what the difference is between warm white and chilly white light and its effect on ambiance and obvious brightness. The concept of immaculate white light is a distraction! Light consists then all the colors we see in the spectrum from red through to blue, and the character of that light will depend on what is in it Heavy concept. So lets keep it plain if there is more red light in the spectrum than blue light the white light will have a slight red or warm feel and vice verse, proportionally more blue, it will feel starker. If an object has hot earthy tones Be a brown leather couch or red brick wall, it will look better if the color balance is warm. Without the hot colors in the light the object will appear flat, dull, and lifeless! Metal objects if heated enough will glow. Very apt the bit of metal would have melted long earlier reaching such temperatures so this is theoretical! The effective temperature to create this effect! Brightness is a function of intensity more than what it looks like. Intensity can be measured with a light meter much like a camera does to ensure right exposure remember photographic film? Too much exposure the film would burn out and there would be no image lessen the intensity cease down the lens success! Increasing color temperature might appear to be brighter to us, but we are seeing another effect starkness! Less red in the light, more blue and what we see seems bright but it inst. Hot tones will go flat will appear to be bleached as we might expect with film technology but we are seeing a lack of color not too much light. What effect is right for the situation. Artificially created light (electronicly created rather than from lots of heat) will not conceal the whole spectrum evenly. There is a lot more to say on these subject More later!.