Lighting Your Art Collection

Fine Art Lighting

My father-in-law is back home from hospital. The whole family is relieved. He's weak and can only eat tiny amounts of food, but at least he's holding it down and not throwing it up. We were afraid we were going to lose him. My husband and I still haven't told the folks about our new home. We've decided to surprise them. We've been going about quietly planning the home decor, such as choosing suitable lighting. We're taking our time over this, as we want to show off our Edna Hibel fine art works and collectibles to their best advantage.

Nothing too flashy or harsh. The lighting will be soft and elegant and, of course, energy saving. It will enhance our fine art collection and not compete with it. We'll also take care to keep our lovely art collection away from windows and direct sunlight.. UV rays can damage artworks.

Collecting fine art and collectibles is a very satisfying hobby, but curating and showcasing your art collection can be even more enjoyable. It certainly enriches the quality of my life.

Carol
Cherish Collectibles
Home of Fine Art, Collectibles & Gifts by Award-winning American artist Edna Hibel