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- When it comes to lighting a period property or a listed building, you should aim for an even spread of light from a mixture of different light sources, including overhead or wall lighting where appropriate, supplemented by more flexible lighting solutions such as floor lamps and table lamps. (Find out more about layering light in our guide.)
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Period, traditional and vintage lighting. Our extensive range of traditional lighting is sold throughout the world and has been used in stately homes and some of the finest private homes. If you want the vintage or traditional lighting look in your home, select from our range of Edwardian or Victorian lamps and lights.
A large collection of Victorian light fittings, heavily inspired by popular lights of the turn of the last century. You'll see Victorian hallway lanterns, replica gas lighting, period outdoor lights and many more. Glass globe lighting and decorative glass etched lights were favoured.
Quality hand made lighting designs with old fashioned period charm. There are traditional lights for all ceiling heights from lighting for cottages with low ceilings to the large long drop period style lighting for larger country houses or hotels.
Indoor and outdoor lighting in traditional classic styles. Lighting and Lights have a wide variety of period light fittings and can supply ceiling lights, wall lighting, table lamps and standard floor lamps for period homes.
- Lighting A Period Property Beautifully and Practically
- Lighting A Listed Building - Key Points to Consider
- Layering Light in A Period Property Or Listed Building
- How Do You Light A Period Property with Low Ceilings Or Limited Natural Light?
- How Do You Light A Period Property with High Ceilings Or An Open Plan layout?
- Using Accent Lighting to Highlight Period Features
- Mixing Old and New When Lighting A Period Property
When lighting a period property, you should first think about the overall look and feel you want to achieve. You may want to mirror the original style and character of the property, or you might want to consider using some more contemporary lighting options to illuminate and enhance your space. It’s also important to consider the practical aspects ...
When it comes to lighting a listed building, there are some further issues to consider. Most listed homes are classed as Grade II listed, which means they’re subject to additional controls over the kinds of changes that can be made. These are designed to protect the character or appearance of a building of historic or architectural interest. As far...
Once you’ve decided on your overall approach to lighting your period property, you should think about how you want to use the space, and any special features you want to highlight or will need to work with (or around!) Take into account the available natural light, and pay particular attention to any dark or awkward areas. The best lighting schemes...
Many older period properties tend to have a combination of low ceilings, small windows, narrow corridors, and/or no overhead lighting. This can make a property feel smaller and more confined. However, with the right lighting you can help to banish any darker areas and make the space feel brighter and more open. If you have low ceilings, it’s best t...
Of course, not all period properties are on the dark and narrow side – take for example the beautiful high ceilings and spacious proportions of a Georgian townhouse, or a historic barn conversion with a large, open plan layout. Meanwhile, many Victorian properties have had their dividing walls knocked through to create a more open living space. If ...
Once you have chosen your main ambient and task lighting, you can use some well-placed accent lighting to create a sense of depth and atmosphere and to highlight any historic or architectural features. You can use a range of different types of lighting to highlight period features within your property, such as picture rails, cornices, beams, archwa...
Just because you live in a period property, it doesn’t mean you have to live in the past! Instead, you can integrate existing period features with your chosen lighting scheme in a way that celebrates both the past and the present. Barn conversions are a great example of beautiful living spaces where the traditional seamlessly meets the contemporary...
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