Dinning Room lighting remodel by The Light Center

Inspiring Spaces Through Light: The Impact of Light Fixture Upgrades in Remodels and Today’s Market

Why Updated Lighting Makes a Difference:

If you’re thinking about remodeling, light fixture upgrades can completely transform your space. It’s not just about swapping out old lights—it’s about creating a modern, inviting, and functional environment. In Northern Colorado’s current housing market, where homes are taking a bit longer to sell, light fixture upgrades can help your property stand out. Even if you’re not selling, updating with stylish fixtures and energy-efficient LED lighting can make your space feel refreshed, welcoming, and more sustainable.

Unique kitchen island lighting

Illuminate Your Home with Eco-Friendly Elegance: Accord Lighting’s Sustainable Approach

When it comes to lighting your home, sustainability is just as important as style. That’s why The Light Center is proud to feature Accord Lighting, a brand that combines modern design with eco-friendly practices. Accord Lighting not only delivers stunning fixtures, but it also makes a positive impact on the environment by using sustainably harvested wood from the Amazon rainforest.

Dark sky compliant lighting from Hammerton Studio Outdoor Lighting

Light Up the Night Without Lighting Up the Sky: Our Favorite Dark Sky Compliant Outdoor Lights

What is Dark Sky Compliance and Why Does it Matter?

Dark sky compliance refers to outdoor lighting practices that minimize light pollution and its negative impacts on the environment and human health. Light pollution occurs when excessive, misdirected, or obtrusive artificial (outdoor) light sources brighten the night sky, reducing our ability to observe stars and celestial objects.

The primary goal of dark sky compliance is to reduce light trespass, glare, and sky glow – the three main components of light pollution. By implementing dark sky principles, we can…

fluorescent lighting - now banned in Colorado

Navigating Colorado’s Fluorescent Lighting Ban: Expert Advice from The Light Center

Starting from January 1, 2025, Colorado has implemented a ban on the sale and distribution of fluorescent lamps, including CFLs and linear fluorescent tubes, as part of the “Clean Lighting Act.” This legislation is focused on phasing out mercury-containing lighting products and promoting the adoption of energy-efficient alternatives.

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For businesses in Colorado, this means transitioning from fluorescent lighting to energy-efficient LED alternatives. This may involve replacing existing fluorescent lamps and fixtures with LED lamps and luminaires, which presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses across the state. 

At The Light Center, we understand the impact this ban can have on your operations and are here to guide you through the transition with expert advice and support.

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