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Founded in 1922 in Cleveland, Ohio, Hinkley Lighting began as a small residential outdoor lantern company. Over the years, under the leadership of Phil R. Hinkley and later Stanley Wiedemer and his grandson Rick, the company has grown into one of the world's premier lighting companies. Now a 4th generation family business, Hinkley Lighting prides itself on creating thoughtful designs with a focus on quality and style, reflecting nearly a century of innovation and dedication.
Hinkley Lighting specializes in providing high-quality lighting and ceiling fan products, distinguished by superior design and unrivaled customer service. Their mission centers on understanding and fulfilling the passion customers have for their homes by helping them realize their vision with exceptional lighting solutions. This commitment to design excellence and customer satisfaction has cemented Hinkley's reputation as a leader in the lighting industry.
Butler Lighting's collaboration with Hinkley Lighting is built on a shared ethos of quality and customer-centric service. Hinkley's nearly 100-year history of design excellence and their comprehensive range of lighting products align with Butler Lighting's commitment to providing customers with superior lighting solutions. This partnership ensures access to a diverse array of stylish and high-quality lighting options, enhancing the aesthetic and functionality of various spaces.
When choosing a wall sconce, there are several factors to consider such as size, function, placement, lighting, design, features, and energy efficiency. First, consider the placement of the sconce in relation to other furniture and decor in the room. Consider if you will be using sconces for ambient, task, or accent lighting. Choose a design, including the materials and finish, that complements the decor of your room. Consider if you want any additional features like a dimming option or switch capabilities. If you are interested in saving money in the long run, look for wall sconces that use LED or CFL bulbs.
Wall sconces should be in proportion to the size of the room. A large room may require a larger sconce. However, you need to consider the placement in relation to other furniture and decor in the room. Wall sconces are typically installed at eye level or slightly above, so consider the height of the wall and the people who will be using the space. Next, consider the functionality of the sconce. If it will be used as a task light, a larger sconce with more light sources may be appropriate. If it will be used as an accent light, a smaller sconce with a single light may be sufficient.
Wall sconces can be placed in various locations in a room, depending on the desired lighting effect and the layout of the space.
It’s important to remember that wall sconces should be installed at eye level or slightly above to avoid glare and to provide the right amount of light.
It’s not necessary to match wall sconces with a chandelier, but it can be a good idea to coordinate the styles and finishes to create a cohesive look in the room. The sconces and chandelier can be in the same style and finish, for example, if you have a traditional chandelier, you can match it with traditional style sconces, if you have a modern chandelier, you can match it with modern style sconces. Coordinating the styles and finishes can also create a cohesive look without being an exact match. For example, if your chandelier has a brushed nickel finish, you can choose sconces with a similar finish or a complementary finish, such as oil-rubbed bronze or black. On the other hand, if you prefer a more eclectic look, you can mix and match different styles and finishes for your sconces and chandelier. The key is to create a balance and harmony in the room, and to make sure that the elements work well together.
To maintain and clean wall sconces, follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for cleaning and care. This may involve dusting the light heads and shades regularly, using a soft, dry cloth to wipe away dirt or fingerprints, and replacing light bulbs as needed. Avoid using abrasive or harsh cleaning products, as they may damage the finish of the fixture or light heads.
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