Lighting floor plans take many shapes and come in all sizes Some are more formal and organized, while others are more freeform and pose unique lighting challenges

Phantom Lighting’s Virtual showroom provides a virtual lighting supply source for interior decorators, custom home builders, architects, electrical contractors, cabinet makers, and commercial lighting specialists With one-click convenience, professionals in the design community can find exactly what they need in residential and commercial luxury lighting fixtures

Phantom Lighting’s designer showroom offers a unique and innovative virtual lighting supply source for decorators, home builders, architects, electricians, and carpenters The diversity of elegance found in our lighting design showroom is intended to serve as an example of how applicable our residential and commercial luxury lighting fixtures to a wide range of custom lighting environments

An effective landscape lighting plan requires harmonizing your indoor and outdoor lighting systems to create a sense of uniformity and style between the two Your yard and landscape are very much a part of your home, and should be treated as an extension of the living experience you enjoy inside the walls of your house

In spite of the recent recession, their has been a continuing rise in the number of custom homes being specified and built Contractors from all over the nation have called our office seeking advice on where to find custom cabinet and cove lighting supplies and fixtures

Taking a tour through Phantom Lighting’s online showroom is the best way for architects, custom cabinet makers, home builders, commercial lighting specialists, and interior decorators to find exactly what they need to give their clients the very best in art lighting, cabinet lighting, cove lighting, and shelf lighting systems

We have recently received a great deal of questions from interior designers in need of specialty lighting fixtures The following FAQ is a compilation of our most recent conversations with professionals in the design community

Planning recessed lighting requires thinking from a three-dimensional perspective of a home’s interior architecture at all times A number of key architectural and design elements play significant roles in recessed lighting plans

Learning how to plan home lighting requires absolutely no technical knowledge and no upfront costs You do not have to buy “How To” books on lighting or take a night class in lighting

Until Phantom entered the world of lighting manufacturing, architects, builders, and interior designers have had to rely upon lighting supply distributors whose first priority was to sell what was in stock Custom orders have often been difficult to fill through these lighting supply sources simply because “brick and mortar” business models require existing, standard inventory be moved out the door first