This kitchen is controlled by a wireless JetStream switch system installed by ConnectLife.
REMODEL Trends
Larger table lamps are being used more often to make a statement, especially the classic styles from decades ago with new finishes.? Lamps can act as a sculpture item.
Chris Popovich
Masterpiece Interiors
I’m seeing more requests in the kitchen area for Zeon or LED lighting because of the efficiency aspect. The initial expense may be more, but the bulbs can last 10 times longer and energy use is up to 10 times less. That’s a double value for your dollar.
Rick Jennings
Nautilus Homes
One of the coolest things I’ve seen lately is ‘lighted clothes poles’ for the closet. We also like motion-activated lights for walk-in closets.
Loyda Woods
California Closets
I think that lighting is important to people, but I think there is no better light than from nature. The Solatube is a great product from a natural light perspective and a great alternative to a skylight.? They work great in hallways and bathrooms.
Larry Leftwich
Calo Homes
Motion toe-kick lighting in bathrooms is something that makes life a little easier. Also, installing plugs in the soffits for Christmas lights are very popular this time of year.
Jack McGrath
Jonathan McGrath Construction
What’s new is that lighting control has become affordable. The technology has increased and prices have gone down. Digital retrofit products and new wireless technology now make installation as easy as changing out a flip switch. They work like a cell phone off a digital wireless network. And you can access your lights from the internet, a garage remote or your cell phone.
Victor Mills
CentraLite/ConnectLife
We’re still seeing pendant lights used for an architectural flair and colorful accent along with chandeliers that look like candles to create a warm, intimate ambience.
Stephen Gidus
PSG Construction
The biggest thing for homeowners today is safety. With the wireless HomeWorks system, you can turn on your lights from your car, and you never have to walk into a dark home.
Frank Lilly
Lutron Electronics Company