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Lights - What's The Most Fitting Fitting? by Karen Hughes

The main thing to consider when choosing a light fitting is the quality of light that is given out. The appearance is only a secondary concern. There is no point in buying a fancy, state of the art desk lamp if does not cast enough light to work by.

A desk lamp is the ultimate in task lighting fixtures. The light from it is concentrated in a small area and it should be adjustable so that the light that is emitted can be adjusted as to which area it falls upon. One variety of desk lamp that was designed so as to mimick the human arm was the anglepoise lamp. The joints in the anglepoise lamp are adjustable in the same way as a human arm and it gives an easily positioned source of light. There are many variations on the classic anglepoise lamp and some have been designed to give the impression that the design has been around for much longer than it has.

Downlighters can completely change the lighting style of a room as they can accentuate features in the room rather than have their light output deflected downwards from the reflection from the ceiling. Downlighters are usually installed into cut-outs in the ceiling and are thus partially or completely recessed. The light emitted from them is directed downwards in a clearly defined circle and the effect can be changed dependant on the bulb or fitting used. For example, the emitted light from a recessed halogen fitting is a great deal more concentrated than that from a surface mounted fitting with a tungsten bulb. Downlighter fittings are small and can easily be overlooked when scanning a room, giving an overall impression of a clean and non fussy look. When used over a dining table a downlighter creates a pool of light, which means that the rest of the room can be dimly lit, or it can draw the eyes to an area of seating that gives the impression that it is separate from the rest of the room.

If you are after a totally flexible form of light fitting then a free-standing lamp is what you are looking for. They give very localised light and, as the name suggests, can be easily moved to any area. They come in a huge range of styles and with a wide variety of shades. Not all free-standing lamps have conventional shades, some have glass shades and there are styles with frosted glass that give a diffused light into the room. Some lamps are constructed of flexible tubing that can give amusing variations in shape when installed in an imaginative person's room.

If you have a lamp fitting that hangs from the centre of a room then you have a pendant lamp. The fitting employed can range from an elaborate chandelier to an incandescent bulb with a simple domed shade. Pendant lamps are the most common form of light fitting and the amount of light that they cast into a room depends on the wattage of the bulb and the height that the pendant is set to.

Karen Hughes is an interior decor consultant. For more about Light Fittings and Fixtures visit Lighting-capital.com this is your first stop for information about lighting.

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Your opinion please! Would these look good together?

My wedding ring looks like this:

http://i.walmartimages.com/i/p/00/66/70/23/00/0066702300225_500X500.jpg

It it 1/4 carat marquise solitaire (14k white gold)

My husband and I would like to get matching anniversary bands, but he wants Tungsten, so it doesn't scratch or anything. They would look like this...
His:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31S-%2Bi9VboL._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Mine:

http://www.forevermetals.com/domed-tungsten-carbide-rings/eclipse-womens-tungsten-carbide-rings/images/reg_eclipse_2mm_Tungsten_wedding_jewelry.jpg

OR

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/316nWcLt%2B4L._SL500_AA280_.jpg

Which would look the best? Do they even match? Could I put the Tungsten Ring under my wedding ring?

Congratulations!

I have a white gold Engagement Ring too and my husband and I have a matching pair of tungsten wedding bands also and we love them. We got ours at http://www.larsonjewelers.com/

Tungsten is actually a darker grey than white gold. The colors do not match my engagement ring but I'm ok with it because my husband loves tungsten rings.

If you need the colors to match, you could go with palladium wedding bands. The customer service rep told us that the colors on palladium do match white gold and if you get their benchmark palladium wedding bands, they all come with a free lifetime warranty.

If you do go with tungsten, you should make sure they offer a free lifetime warranty. A friend of mine ordered a ring online and the company sent her the wrong size, they had the audacity to charge her extra for a new size and they called it a "restocking fee". We kept an eye out and noticed a lot of companies like to charge you "deductibles" and hidden fees.

What type of return policy do they offer? Is it a 30 day return policy? Some companies only give you 10 days for an exchange and it takes three to five days to get the ring, then you have a day to figure out if you want to keep the ring.

Make sure the company you're buying your Ring From offers Free Shipping too. If you are paying for shipping, then something is wrong.