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Why buy expensive bulbs?
Research shows the average homeowner pays about $130 a year for electricity to operate the bulbs in the home. You can reduce that cost by 70 percent.
BY KEN SHEINKOPF / The Orlando Sentinel
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Let there be light
When you walk into a home that seems particularly comfortable and attractive, you may not even know why. Often it's the lighting that makes the architecture more impressive, the sofa more inviting and the kitchen easier to work in.
BY DEBRA O'CONNOR / St. Paul Pioneer Press
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For lighting, placement matters
When you walk into a home that seems particularly comfortable and attractive, you may not even know why. Often it's the lighting.
By Debra O'Connor / KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
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Virtual reality
Before you invest in skylights, take Velux's virtual-reality web tour of an attic.
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Solar lighting
Q: Do the newer solar-powered lights provide greater brightness and more hours of light?
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