emelie204
Sep 24, 2018

11. No fluorescent lights or artificial plants

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Please avoid florescent light, both the built-in lights and bulbs. With a softer warm light the feeling in the room will be more homely. We seldom use bulbs starker than 40W. And regarding flowers, never ever use artificial plants. Get the real deal. Bring nature in. 

 

 

Mix sources of lighting, candles with accent lighting such as table lamps and floor lamps. At Möbler we have many beautiful options

 

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