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Winter Lighting

It's coming round to that time of year again when winter hits and the days get shorter.
The natural sunlight only lasts until about 6 o clock so inside lights have to be switched on earlier.
When this time of year arrives the best way to save money and the environment is to invest in some low energy bulbs - you can get these to fit most styles of lamps.
Low energy bulbs are a great way of achieving soft, diffused lighting and are perfect for bedside lamps.
They can provide enough light so you can read a book and prevent you from having to put up with the traditional light bulb that can sometimes be far too bright.
Low energy bulbs look best in lamps that have a partially sheer shade.
This is because the pattern on the shade can be lit up and reflected around the room to give the room some personality.
In the colder months it is comforting to have lights that make you feel warmer.
To achieve that cosy feel invest in some autumnal themed lamp shades in colours such as orange, deep red and chocolate.
To instantly light up a room floor standing lights can really make a room when placed next to a sofa, chair or in the corner of a lounge.
Floor standing touch lamps provide a good amount of light with the majority of light being directed towards the ceiling so that the room can be attractively lit.
They are also ideal if you want to hide wires as the lamp usually is turned off by touch so there's no need to be rooting for the off switch! Whilst you are snuggling up on the sofa with a hot drink it can be a real treat to invest in some fancy lights.
Why not buy some authentic looking hanging lanterns to hang outside your home to light up the dark nights.
Or if your preference is more contemporary there are various LED fairy lights that come in a range of colours.
These look brilliant when draped over a tree that has lost its leaves and help add character to a garden.
If you are on the hunt for some winter lighting then remember to consider both indoor and outdoor lighting options.
Think about colours and the atmosphere you want to create in a room.

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