10 eco friendly solutions

1. 10 ECO-FRIENDLY LIGHTING SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR HOME The act of being Eco-friendly isn’t as complicated as it may sound. When it comes to finding ​Eco-friendly lighting solutions for your home, there are various options that will not only cut down on your energy bill but will also reduce your carbon footprint. Read on to find ten such green lighting options. Switch to LED lighting Ditch that old-school incandescent lighting and install energy efficient Light Emitting Diodes or LED’s These provide white, bright light and are up to 80% more efficient than traditional ​light bulbs​. While these may cost more than the regular fluorescent and incandescent lights, they save more money in the long run by using less power than their counterparts.

2. Jump on the motion sensing bandwagon Motion sensor lights will automatically turn on sensing motion in a room. Similarly, if no motion is detected for a while, these get off without leaving you worried about turning the lights off every time you leave a room unoccupied. Harness the power of the sun Instead of using regular electric fixtures, install solar-powered lights in your home, particularly in the outdoor space. During the day, when the sun shines bright, these lights will soak up the sunlight and will deliver a soft light at night, without costing anything on your energy bill. Manage lighting in small spaces To light up the small spaces, consider using LED stick-on lights. These will run on rechargeable batteries, cutting the energy consumption by leaps and bounds while still giving you a fancier option to light up those cabinets and closets well. Get ‘energy star’ certified lighting To contribute your bit to save the environment from greenhouse gas emissions, install light fixtures that are truly Eco-friendly. A wide range of ‘energy star’ certified lamps and lights is available today. Choose them as such fixtures provide same brightness with up to 90% less energy and last up to 15 times longer than the traditional lighting options. Less is more The days of traditional block furniture are over. Prefer sleek and minimal furniture designs to create more space for light to fill in. Since darker elements tend to absorb a lot of the light in the rooms, avoid investing your money on darker shades when it

3. comes to buying furniture and furnishings be it a sofa set, a cabinet, or some simple wall decor. As an alternative, choose furniture and accessories in warm and subtle shades. Go natural Reduce your dependence on electricity by using natural light as much as possible. Design your home strategically and place windows and doors in such a manner that maximum sunlight can enter your place. If possible, replace small windows with larger windows and opaque doors with glass doors to bring more light into your home. Let the light reflect Maximize the light in your home by decorating it with reflective materials. If it suits your taste, then opt for shiny flooring options that can brighten up your space. Install mirrors and glass panels to reflect the light well and to create a sense of space. Take the DIY route If you are a DIY enthusiast, then make some Eco-friendly lighting masterpieces to adorn your home. You can use empty beer bottles and light them up with ​LED bulbs to create low-cost, Eco-friendly lamps on your own. Light up some candles Get some beautiful Eco-friendly candles from the market and light them up to get a break from those electric ​lighting fixtures​. These candles will give off a soft glow to your home and will also work as interesting decoration items.

4. Convinced the LEDs can make a difference? Then, why wait? Shop online or visit out store for an authentic and extravagent collection of ​LED products​. Get in touch with us here​ for our latest catalog at customersupport@ledkingtx.com