Anyone who has ever dimmed the lights to set the mood knows how essential lighting is to residential spaces, but it becomes even more important in a commercial setting. I asked cousin-in-law and
Fairfield Display and Lighting specialist Michael Mikita to share some images of his company's projects, seen above. In looking at them, it seems to me that the universal rule of thumb with lighting in both residential and commercial settings is variety. No one fixture is going to serve all purposes. A mix of overhead, spotlights and pendants are needed to make a space and its contents come to life.
Anyone who has ever dimmed the lights to set the mood knows how essential lighting is to residential spaces, but it becomes even more important in a commercial setting. I asked cousin-in-law and Fairfield Display and Lighting specialist Michael Mikita to share some images of his company's projects, seen above. In looking at them, it seems to me that the universal rule of thumb with lighting in both residential and commercial settings is variety. No one fixture is going to serve all purposes. A mix of overhead, spotlights and pendants are needed to make a space and its contents come to life.
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Beautiful display!
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