HOME Home & Decor — 06 April 2013
The right lighting is more than just decorative. It can set the mood for a romantic evening or a casual get together with friends. Just remember this designer tip: Hire an electrician to install dimmers so you can control the mood. Otherwise, your rooms will look like you are shopping in a department store.
Looking for creative ways to light up your life? We have found a variety of choices from glamorous chandeliers to an art deco table lamp.
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub
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