Hi @CarrieAnn17, Thanks for engaging with our video and your kind words regards the impact our lights can have had on this space. Any artificial or natural light source can have detrimental effects on our eyes in the wrong circumstances. Low end, poorly designed artificial light sources, be they LED or older technologies, where the persons and environment have not been considered, should certainly be avoided. At John Cullen Lighting we use best in class LED components, considerably designed into low glare luminaires, that optimise the visual comfort of those using or living in the environment. Different colours of light temperature can also be selected to enhance circadian rhythms too. Matt Healey, Head of Product

Thank you Matt for your response. I love what your designers enhance & accomplish. Agreed, like my iPhone, I have turned down the blue intensity on the screen & increased the warm colors to reduce the glare. Keep up the great work.

Hi Jeremy We can definitely solve this problem and create the most beautiful lighting effect with our Polescade downlight. Use a run of them to create a stunning wall wash effect. Check them out here - www.johncullenlighting.com/product/polescade-50-wallwasher Please not the exact positioning of them is key to the success. Check out the Installation Guide for full details. Let us know if we can help further Sarah

Hi Jeremy How lovely to her that you have subscribed and are enjoying our KZbin channel. Thank you for your content ideas too. When thinking of changing your lighting, it is certainly best to create a design early on in the build or renovation process. We usually say lighting should be considered at the same time as plumbing. If your house is already complete, as in one of the properties above, then yes a new lighting scheme will require a significant upheaval to achieve the best effects. I hope that helps Sarah

Great to hear! Thanks

Hi there, which part are you referring to and we'll be happy to help! thanks

you know what is contour?

@@zigadebenec8925 Our Contour LED strip can be found here - www.johncullenlighting.com/linear-led-lighting/ Thanks

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@@johncullenlighting Sure! Thank you 🙂

Hi firstly it depends on what lighting effect you are looking to achieve either back or front lighting. If back lighting you can stick it to the back of the shelf, but if front lighting you will need to create a groove to conceal the strip in the profile at the front. The detail here is very important so you get the best lighting effect but difficult to explain here. I hope that is helpful Sarah

@@johncullenlighting That is really helpful. Thank you so much for responding!

Thanks Richard! Glad to hear that you like it

Colour rendering index. The higher the CRI, the more accurate the colours of the objects it's falling on.

What I'm wondering is, when tungsten bulbs are used with a colour temperature of 2700-3500, won't they get a warm cast on the artwork?

Hi Yasmin all lighting will need to be linked back to the mains supply so if you don't have a feed in place you would need to add one which can often create necessitate redecoration. I hope that is helpful Sarah

Hi this is a very good question. You need to think about your lighting at the same time you think about your plumbing. In a new build or if you are totally renovating your room, this is before first fix so that wires can be put in place before plastering. If you were adding uplights, then it is before the flooring goes down again so that you can add the wiring in first. As you say how do you know what to illuminate if the furniture, art is not in place? You ideally need to create a floor plan prior to your lighting to ensure that the light is placed in the right places. As lighting designers we do find our time discussing furniture layouts with clients quite often! I hope this is helpful Sarah

@@johncullenlighting Thank you for your response Sarah. This clears up things for me!

Hi Courtney the key is to put the LED strip in a profile which has an opal cover which diffuses the light and ensures that the dots on the LED cannot be seen. I hope this is helpful Sarah

Hi Jacoba thanks for your message. If you can email [email protected] we will be able to help give an idea of costs based on your requirements for a project. Many thanks

many thanks for your comment, great to hear that :)

2 years and no answer that's disgusting 🤦🏽‍♂️

Thanks for your comment, good to hear!

Thank you, glad you like the Vorsa Dot!