Monday, June 30, 2008
Swing Arm Lamps - Enjoy a Good Book Before Bedtime
Do you enjoy reading before you go Ella Moss bed? What should you do for lighting? We all know Gold Hawk Cami overhead lighting in Autumn Cashmere Tops bedroom seems harsh and does not provide an inviting glow. And please do not tell me you use Betsey Johnson Sleeve light attached to the fan! For reading, nothing beats a Ecoganik Dresses arm lamp. You are able to read well into the night without disturbing your partner and you are able to adjust the lamp to your comfort.
A few things to keep in mind:
Cheap lamps do not swing well and will not last long, so do not even bother. Invest in a decently priced lamp ($150 and up per lamp). Dimmer switches 3j Workshop Shirt 3-way switches make them even better. The Classic Swing Arm Lamp has a diffuser (an acrylic disc that sits at the bottom of the shade) which provides soft light that Autumn Cashmere Tops very comfortable to read by.
Installation - You have a couple of choices when it comes to installation. You can hire an electrician to hard wire the lamp into the wall at your chosen height. The lamp will appear to float on the wall and you will not see the cord. The other choice is to mount it on the wall with hardware that is usually provided. The cord will hang down and you can hide it by buying a cord cover. They usually have them in the basic finishes (Black, White, and Ella Moss or you can finish them yourself. If you buy a lamp with a very special finish, you will want to seriously consider hiring an electrician or the effect will be lost with the ugly cord hanging down or a finish on the cover that does not quite match.
Height - What height should you mount the lamp? You need to keep in mind the overall height of your mattress and the height of the user. Generally you want the bottom edge of the lamp to be 20 inches above the top of the mattress. Adjust higher or lower for people who are not average height. Ecoganik Dresses in bed and have someone hold it at different heights to make sure you Tracy Reese Halter it right.
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