Saturday, August 20, 2011

The Ageless Charm of French Furniture


French furniture is opulent, charming, graceful, beautiful, sumptuous and luxurious, but above all, it�s timeless.


Flush ceiling lights are ideal for low ceilings as they leave no space between the ceiling and the fixture's diffuser. Enormously popular they come in an assortment of finishes including polished brass, satin steel, satin brass and elegant white, you can also use more than one to produce a creative pattern on a high ceiling. Semi flush lighting fixtures protrude slightly and generate a soft indirect light which is reflected off the ceiling. They're a great alternative for high ceilings.Wall sconces can bring extra light to the darker areas in your home, use them to light up your hallways and entrance areas and stairwell for safety, a brighter look and as an attractive feature. Sconces aren't the only option these days for wall lights, there are various lighting fixtures that can do the job just as effectively in a range of modern, contemporary and traditional styles. Check out the contemporary range available in frosted or white glass and stainless steel finishes. Or go for the modern halogen spotlight effect in clear glass, antique chrome and polished brass.This is something that can�t be said about any other furniture style. Trends come and go. What was fashionable in the 1930�s was out of fashion in the 1960�s. And what was trendy in the 70�s is dated and old in current times.Proper lighting can transform your home or place of business and installation needn't be costly. You can find the best deals with a lighting wholesaler. Online lighting dealers feature illustrated catalogues with full details at their web sites. Just browse for the right items and place your order. Your lights will be delivered in a few days.

How have they achieved something like this? In my opinion, throughout the history French furniture designers have created art. If instead of designing a dressing table, you design a work of art in the form of a dressing table, you ensure your design will survive for centuries. In France creating furniture has always been a decorative art, not an industry. This concept has ensured that in the 21st century furniture lovers know about Louis XV chairs, Rococo mirrors and Baroque armoires. The French didn�t create furniture, they created art that would pass the test of time. The ageless beauty, the graceful designs, and the beautiful designs of French furniture are a perfect choice for our modern homes.




Author: Ian Perryment


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