Email from American Lighting Association

January 2025

Live your best style

Out with the old, in with the bold

Brighten a dull space with an eye-catching light fixture. Not all focal points need to be large or ostentatious to be a star. Even a small fixture with sleek lines, ornate curves, sparkling crystals, patterned shades, natural materials, or an unusual shape can make a bold statement and highlight your design savvy.

Capital Lighting Fixture Company

Make a splash with exquisite finishes,

nature-inspired designs

Dreaming of a welcoming entryway, elegant dining room, versatile family room, chef-worthy kitchen, serene retreat, or luxurious bathroom? A key element to achieving that dream is a light fixture that meshes style and function perfectly.

While the first thing you may notice is a fixture’s shape and light output, a subtle yet also influential tone-setter is the fixture’s finish.

In a kitchen or bathroom, fixture finishes that complement existing hardware are key to personalizing and elevating the tone. One popular finish is alabaster, which creates a comforting, luxurious mood and in a bathroom produces complementary soft lighting around the face. The texture and graining pattern of alabaster is lovely and unique in each space.

See the latest in fixture designs, finishes, and technology at your local ALA-member showroom where a trained professional can answer all your home lighting questions.

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Jill Waage, editorial director of Lighting magazine and editor-in-chief of Traditional Home, interviews Jenny Heinzen, vice president of marketing for Currey & Company, during the Lightovation show in Dallas last June. See the interview here.

To learn more about how to reimagine and realize your dream space, click here or on the image at left to see a video from Currey & Company and the American Lighting Association about the latest lighting fixture designs, materials and finishes for today's homes.

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Find your best light at your nearby ALA-member lighting showroom where you can pick up a copy of Lighting by Traditional Home. The inspiration and tips throughout the magazine will help define and narrow your search for a comfortable and stress-free shopping experience.

Can't get to a showroom soon enough? View Lighting magazine digitally at Ideas.Lighting. For more ideas, go online to ALALighting.com.

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