Lighting design is a double-edged sword. Some people like you to light up their space like the Vegas Strip on New Year's Eve, while others like pockets of "task" or "mood" lighting. The problem when both types of people live under the same roof is that the task of lighting almost always puts someone in a bad mood.
The key is a flexible plan that includes both bright lights like recessed lighting, for day-to-day stuff and cooking Thanksgiving dinner, and task lighting, which puts the illumination right where you want it without lighting up the kitchen like you're bringing in a lost airplane.
So when you're in the mood, check out into the new mini pendants from Thomas Lighting. Like the company's other models, the glass for these mini pendants is all mouth-blown, making them even more unique spotlights of color and light in a space. And because the company offers a whole host of color and finish options, you can set your client loose on their website or provide some literature. After all, your customers can ask you thoughts on lighting all day long, but the choice is ultimately up to them. They live there, whether they can see what mood they're in or not.
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