Livingston has a lot of mid-century colonials, ranches and split-levels, and more every year that have been gutted, expanded or rebuilt.
If you’re taking down walls, the old ceiling layout won’t work anymore. One fixture centered in what used to be a dining room ends up in the middle of nowhere. We redraw the plan for the new rooms: kitchen, open living area, primary suite, lower level. We swap the old fixtures for efficient LED light on dimmers.
A lit facade and front walk make a renovated house look finished. Out back, lighting for the patio, pool and outdoor kitchen means you’ll actually use them after sunset.
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Lighting design for Livingston homes and businesses
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Livingston FAQ
We are opening up walls. How should the lighting change?
Plan it for the new room, not the old one. Usually that means zones you can dim separately.
Is LED lighting worth it?
Yes. It uses far less power, and good LED light is warm and dims smoothly.
Do you serve Short Hills and West Orange?
Yes, both.
Nearby: Short Hills · Millburn · Roseland · West Orange · Essex Fells · East Hanover · All areas