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lighting trends THE ART OF LIGHTING Rebecca Weir looks at ways of throwing some light onto your prized collections O correct way to light a piece of art ?’ extremely emotive and subjective. We are currently lighting the homes of several collectors whose thoughts the vast even illumination of an artists studio, pin spot perfectly with a framing projector, create discrete scollops of light accentuating individual pieces or embrace the wonderful tradition of the picture light. All these methods work well and can be applied with varying success depending on a number of factors. These include, whether the art work is framed, glazed, acrylic, pencil or oil, traditional or modern as well as most importantly the context in which the painting sits. 1 consideration for what they might be 2 stage. The most important piece within the gallery may also be subject to slightly higher light levels ensuring it stands out from the crowd. the walls to be of use. The position of down lights is critical to the success of lighting any piece of art or sculpture at the end of a corridor will draw your eye and visually lead will create a focal point to the room. 34 Bridge for Design Winter 2014 3