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Lux's technical editor Alan Tulla looks at three ways to approach lighting a garden

Lux's technical editor Alan Tulla looks at three ways to approach lighting for kitchens in luxury building conversions.

Buildings change. Open-plan offices become cellular or a new tenant wants to change the office layout and lighting. Controls can be used to get the most out of the lighting in a building throughout its life.

Furniture shops and other out-of-town retail outlets are large spaces, often with high ceilings, sometimes with roof lights. Conventional spotlights or under-shelf lighting just won’t do because they don’t have sufficient light output. The challenge is to light a large space, to a decent level of illumination, and still make it attractive.

Just because the word 'dimmable' is on the box, doesn't mean it will be a doddle to dim your retrofit LEDs. Here's how to avoid those rookie errors.