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Warm Strip Light Behind the Bed
Hidden warm light behind the headboard is the cheapest room upgrade that still looks expensive. Tap to see the strips.
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Light that changes how a room feels.
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A Dimmer Changes the Whole Room
Same lamp, completely different room. A dimmer does more for a space than new furniture. Tap to see the switches.
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Light Your Art Like a Gallery
A small light above a frame makes cheap art look collected. Battery models need no wiring at all. Tap to see the lights.
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An Arc Lamp Fills the Dark Corner
Every living room has one dead corner. An arc lamp reaches over the sofa and turns it into a reading spot. Tap to see the lamps.
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Under-Cabinet Light Fixes the Kitchen
You cook in your own shadow until you light under the cabinets. Stick-on strips solve it in an hour. Tap to see the kits.
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Three Pendants Over the Island
A row of matching pendants is the detail that makes a plain kitchen island look designed. Tap to see the sets.
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The Closet Light That Turns Itself On
Open the door, the light is on. No wiring, no switch, no phone torch between the coats. Tap to see the lights.
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One Bulb, Every Mood
Warm for the evening, bright white for work, colour when you feel like it. One bulb, no rewiring. Tap to see the bulbs.
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Sconces Free Up the Nightstand
Move the light to the wall and the table is yours again. Plug-in models need no electrician. Tap to see the sconces.
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Stair Lights for Safer Nights
Motion lights on the stairs come on before your foot lands. Worth it the first night you use them. Tap to see the lights.
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The Mirror That Lights Your Face
A ceiling light behind you puts your face in shadow. A lit mirror fixes shaving and make up in one step. Tap to see the mirrors.
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A Reading Light That Stays Out of the Way
A slim adjustable lamp puts light on the page without lighting the whole room and waking everyone. Tap to see the lamps.
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Light the Front Door Properly
Motion lighting at the door helps you find the lock and makes the house a much less attractive target. Tap to see the lights.
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Track Light Aims Where You Need It
One ceiling point becomes four aimable spots, so art, worktop and seating each get their own light. Tap to see the kits.
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The Desk Light That Stops Eye Strain
A screen in a dark room is why your eyes hurt by six. A warm adjustable desk lamp fixes it. Tap to see the lamps.
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Night Lights That Do Not Wake You
A dim motion light in the hall means no ceiling light at three in the morning and no stubbed toes. Tap to see the lights.
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Light the Shelves, Not the Room
Stick on battery strips light the inside of shelves and cabinets, which makes an ordinary bookcase look designed. Tap to see the strips.
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One Fitting Changes the Dining Room
Hung low over the table, one good pendant does more for a dining room than new chairs. Tap to see the fittings.
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Daylight in a Dark Garage
Screw it into the old bulb socket, fold the panels out and the whole garage is lit. Five minute job. Tap to see the lights.
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Lights On Before You Get Home
A timer plug on one lamp means you never come home to a dark flat, and the house looks occupied while you are away. Tap to see the plugs.
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