Ridgewood’s streets are lined with old maples and oaks. The downtown is busy and walkable, and the train station is right there. The houses mix older colonials, Tudors and Victorians with newer ones.
Old houses like these need fixtures sized to the room and recessed light that doesn’t cut through original ceilings and millwork. We spend more time on placement than on product.
Deep front lawns and big trees are what make a Ridgewood street, and a little light under them goes a long way. Downtown, we design storefront, display and interior light that helps food and merchandise look good.
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Lighting design for Ridgewood homes and businesses
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Ridgewood FAQ
How do you add light to a room with original plaster ceilings?
Lamps, sconces and a ceiling fixture that suits the room, with recessed light only where it can be placed cleanly.
Do you light restaurants?
Yes. Warm light at the tables, brighter at the bar and kitchen pass.
Do you serve Glen Rock and Ho-Ho-Kus?
Absolutely.
Nearby: Glen Rock · Ho-Ho-Kus · Paramus · Wyckoff · Midland Park · Waldwick · All areas