Lighting Effects.

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 34, 8 March 1929, Page 12

Lighting Effects.

ANY rooms which would otherwise be lovely are ruined by indifferent lighting effects, yet good lighting is not nearly so difficult nor so expensive to arrange as people are inclined to think. Electric bulbs placed inside bowls and vases have been rather overdone, though they can be very successful, but it is a very simple mattcr to place a bulb behind a semi-opaque vase filled with water. If the vase itself is good and the wall behind it pale in colour the light ;roduced will be excellent for reading and will: enhance’ the "--uty of the vase and flowers.