“illumination!! The Need Of The Hour”?

By Author: Nel Rossen
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Recently the world celebrated “Energy Conservation Day.” It was a humble request passed on from one country to country,thanks to 'Social Networking' which has become so rampant among the youth. The message that passed like fire was a plea to people all over the world to keep all the lights switched off for an hour. How sincerely it was followed, remains a topic open for debate. Kids are taught history in schools when 'fire' was first discovered by the early man. The main advantage of it being to protect the early man from wild animals and the warmth it provided. What became most evident was its advantage in lighting up the cave in which he lived. The student is surely is all starry eyed and amazed as he tries to gulp down the information on the use of 'flint' that led to fire being discovered; on returning home however, the stars disappear from his eyes, as he is howled at, probably every two minutes, being reminded to switch off one or the other electrical/electronic devise that he has left on.

He surely is baffled by the number of elegant wall lights and floor lamps that adorn every nook and corner of his villa. ...
... They are of all shapes and sizes;traditional and contemporary designs that add to the decor of his home and outside. The benefit of his education is worth teaching him the pros and cons of illuminating places; whether its residences or hotels or restaurants with their dazzling wall lights that match the walls adding to an ethnic background,or a contemporary swimming pool with elegant floor lamps. The latest trend in architecture is however promoting the use of solar panels that illuminate all possible wall lights ,indoors as well as the floor lamps in the exterior,thereby saving energy and reducing pollution, which is the need of the hour today.

A discovery that was once regarded as beneficial, is today changing the perception also probably affecting the thought process of the young architect who would surely use as many wall lights and floor lamps to add to the beauty of the designs he has in mind as he tries to blend the ideas of ethnicity and contemporary designs. Also wall lights like Foscarini Yet adds a wonderful combination of style and colors to your life. Much depends upon the latest technology that he uses to operate them.

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