We offer an excellent array of Chandeliers to capture any home lighting theme, our  Tiffany lamps,   bedside lamps, designer lamps, table Lamps, Floor Lamps and Lamp Shades add ambiance to your home decor. Our ranges of Picture Lights, Spotlights and Uplighters create accent designer lighting, style and sparkle to your home lighting.

Our extensive range of Flush Ceiling Lights and Semi Flush Ceiling Lights cater for any home with low ceilings. We offer Wall Lights to add style and elegance to any room, our Pendant Lights are flexible and versatile with some having vibrant colours to add a touch of drama to your home decor.

As they contain mercury, almost all UV lamps are classified as “Dangerous Goods” by IATA when being shipped by air and must therefore be packed by someone ADR trained in dangerous goods handling . They must also be shipped by an approved operator and accompanied by the correct declarations.

Danolight can help you comply with these guidelines in a number of ways:

1. We offer our customers within the UK a free collection and disposal service for used UV lamps. UV lamps are hazardous and cannot be disposed of in normal industrial waste.
2. We can supply information and advice on Health & Safety guidelines for lamp handling and mercury spillage.
3. All our despatch and administration staff are fully trained in the correct IATA Dangerous Goods and CPC Training procedures to ensure that we operate fully within the regulations.
4. We can offer help and information on safe working practices when using UV.

Contact us for more information about Health & Safety aspects.

If you are in your kitchen right now, take a look at your ceiling. Do you have a set of halogen spotlights arranged like an airport landing strip? Now, walk into your living room. Are there small table lamps wearing triangular shades like hats? If this is the case, then join me at the bottom of the lighting class.

There is hope, however. Technology has progressed so much that with a bit of attention to the lighting, your house will seem more spacious and inviting.

Make the most of available light: “Don’t obscure windows with huge amounts of material.”

When it comes to using artificial light, having less lighting from the ceiling is a major trend at the moment – Use it, but use it sparingly. If you only have light coming from overhead, it closes down your room.

The key to brightening up your home is layering. Light that comes from the walls, floor and tabletops creates a textured effect that opens out a room.

To do this you may have to increase the beam width of your spotlights. (This is measured in degrees and displayed on the side of the box.)

A wide angle will flood light across your walls to very satisfying effect. A shower room can be transformed by illuminating the back wall, and kitchens can be made to look larger by slanting spots on to cabinets, so the light bounces down on to work surfaces.

Meanwhile back in the living room, dramatic designer lighting in niches and on shelves creates a luxurious effect. And designer uplighters eliminate dead corners and make rooms more inviting.

The ideal set-up is to have your lights on a five-amp circuit controlled by a master switch by the door. You will have to connect your table lamps to five-amp points, which means fitting them with five-amp plugs.

If you don’t want to disturb your plasterwork, a simple way to spruce things up is with LEDs (light emitting diodes). They only use a tiny amount of energy, but put out a vast amount of light. Crucially, they don’t heat up, so you can use them in places where heat is undesirable such as kitchen cupboards.

Long strips of LEDs can be attached to kitchen units or display shelves, while a flexible LED lamp by your bed will take your night-time reading habits out of the twilight zone. Strips cost £60-£100 a metre, but the more you pay, the warmer the light.

If you are serious about reviewing your lighting design, then employ a consultant from Dano Lighting. Our charges start at £150 per room or from £85 an hour for an entire house.

Whatever your long-term lighting needs, bin those old triangular hats on your table lamps. All they do is throw light down onto your coffee table. A drum-shaped lampshade will help throw light up into your room.

Designer Lights – The possibilities today are more exciting than ever before, so take the time to do your research. There’s no need to be left in the dark – buy some Designer Lights to improve your living space

Bright ideas

Hidden light sources give rooms more depth

Fit energy-saving lights rather than fluorescent

For bathroom mirrors or dressingtables, light coming across your face is more flattering than coming from above

Fit kitchen lights in line with your units to illuminate your working area

Don’t leave dark areas in your living room – no one will go there

Consider two large standing lamps rather than a peppering of tiny coffee-table lights

Don’t forget your garden – even a couple of tiny lights will bring it to life at night

If you are refurbishing, get the electrician on side, so you can install the latest in light technology

If you choose colourful lighting, have white light as an alternative in case you get fed up with it

These designer lights could be used in your living room or dinning area and would surely evoke a feeling of relaxation and intimacy.

The light interacts with the imperfections, bruises and bubbles of the cast glass and makes a visually rich halo of light.

A popular lamps design for use in clubs and bars and could also be used to decorate your own home.

Since 1993 our unique and inspring lighting designs have enthralled and captivate our customers and clients

Suitable for the home, office or industrial settings please browse our catalogue of unique and inspiring lighting designs.

All of our lighting products are manufactured in the UK to the highest standards using a combination of high technology design and traditional craftmanship.

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