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  • Sala Sconce
  • ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The Sala sconce from Boyd Lighting is available in single or double glass shade versions. Using an incandescent lamp, Sala is offered in a satin nickel, satin brass, antiqued Boyd brass, and blackened brass finishes. www.boydlighting.com.
  • Automatic Emergency Light
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The EgressLite, a recessed emergency light fixture powered by a central battery, automatically pops out to provide illumination along egress paths when AC power is lost. The neutral housing trim can be finished with paint, wallpaper, and other finishes. 866-494-4431.
  • OpenEye Wall and Ceiling Lamps
  • ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Rotaliana presents OpenEye, sleek wall or ceiling lamps that are "designed to meld seamlessly with your wall," according to the manufacturer. The modern, simple fixtures are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The lamps have a die-cast aluminum body and a molded prism glass diffuser. www.rotaliana.com
  • WayGlo Night Lights
  • ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Alkco Lighting's WayGlo family of LED night lights provides an equal distribution of light at the floor plane via an optical lens and is ideal for illuminating corridors, steps, and aisles. The lights also can be used as a tasklight at the counter surface or in an inverted fashion to light the ceiling plane. www.alkco.com.
  • The La Strada Fan/Light Combo
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The manufacturer's fan/light combos feature metal finishes, hand-painted elements, and glass designs. The La Strada model includes a removable finial for cleaning and light bulb replacement, and can be used over any shower or tub with a ground fault circuit interrupter. 800-448-6837.
  • Fan Light
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Designed to ventilate a medium-sized bathroom, this fan light provides 70 cfm at 4.0 sones and is UL listed to be installed over a tub or shower on a GFCI. The unit has a round, oil-rubbed bronze finish and a frosted, ribbed glass lens. 800-684-9975.
  • Art DonovanEclectic Lighting
  • ARCHITECT Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Designer Art Donovan fabricates a variety of items, but he says lighting has always been his passion. “There's just something about an object that glows in the dark that's fascinated me since I can remember,” he says. In 1990, he started making lights in a “mid-century Modern style,” but he says his tastes have become more eclectic, including Indian, Moroccan, Asian, island, and other world influences. The Lotus lamp, shown here, came about when a client in New York City wanted an art deco design in a non-traditional style. The shade features a 3-D moiré fabric. As the viewer moves around the lamp, Donovan says, the shapes seem to shift. Along with working with clients on custom lighting, Donovan can modify his own designs, which are displayed on his Web site; make matching lighting for existing pieces; and create whole-room lighting. He works with many materials, from poplar to brass.
  • Max-E SeriesLamar Lighting Introduces Max-E Series of Recessed Direct/Indirect Luminaries
  • ebuild (8/28/2007)
  • Lamar Lighting of Farmingdale, NY, a leading manufacturer of stock and custom made fluorescent lighting fixtures, just introduced the Max-E Series of high-performance recessed direct/indirect luminaires. They were designed to maximize efficiency and output, while maintaining low glare aesthetic appeal. Featuring a high reflectance, performance enhanced matte white reflector and custom faceted acrylic diffuser, Lamar Lighting has achievedhigher light levels, improved distribution, and efficiencies of 84 percent, not normally found in recessed indirect luminaires.
  • Pphelia in the Occusmart LIneLamar Lighting Expands Occusmart Line of Motion Sensor Controlled Luminaries with Ophelia Series
  • ebuild (8/21/2007)
  • Lamar Lighting of Farmingdale, NY, a leading manufacturer of stock and custom made fluorescent lighting fixtures, just added the Ophelia series to its fast-growing award winning Occusmart line of motion sensor controlled luminaries. Ophelia utilizes advanced integrated ultrasonic technology and either bi-level or programmed rapid start ballasts. Energy savings are maximized in areas where lighting is typically left turned on, but the area is not constantly occupied.

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