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Techniques of lighting for gardens Posted: 08 Jun 2013 01:53 AM PDT Good lighting is the key to our Garden is a pleasant, safe place and also a way to create a more decorative and cosy atmosphere. Beyond of intuition, to plan this aspect of your outdoor space must take into account different techniques to do so. Then we leave you with some of the most commonnotes! - Uplighting: translation to the Spanish could be something like ‘lighting up’, and it is precisely this which consists of the system. To achieve this effect that puts of relief forms of the elements that are above the ground (a tree, a building, a source, etc.) you place lights on the ground directing the source of light into the sky. - Moonlighting: this technique often used to illuminate the trees involves placing a light source in the upper part of the tree (in Cup) addressing the focus of light toward the ground. In this way you get to give prominence to the tree also making light to expand in the environment by creating the same effect that you’d have with the natural light of the moon. - Shading: consists of enhanced backlight by creating original silhouettes in the wall through the shadows of some objects. To carry out only you must place a focus of light from the object with the wall background where you want it translated (get away more or less to vary the size). - Spread Lighting: is a more general lighting for the garden which consists in giving clarity to almost all the space by placing lamps at not too high altitudes (up to a metre around). - Lamps and lanterns of wall: it is the most traditional, one who undertakes to illuminate the exterior of a general form by placing some of these gadgets at points where more light is needed.

Finishes for wood furniture Posted: 07 Jun 2013 01:54 PM PDT Choosing home furnishings is one of the more complicated issues in home decor, and is that the choice will not only depend on your tastes or the style that you want to give to stay but also characteristics specific of the same (humidity, passage of people, more dirt, etc.). If you want to know some of the finishes most commonly used for furniture pays attention to the short list that you provide in this article. - Pickling: this technique is used especially for styles more vintage, and is that although it may seem ironic renew furniture giving an aged appearance. In this way, the most recent painting of the piece seems to be disappearing from the surface leaving it visible to some pieces of wood base. - Lacquered– is the most complicated but which also gets more elegant results. It consists of sanding and painting several times the surface of the furniture with a soft texture and completely smooth, which will provide a modern look and a piece of really easy to clean. - Varnishing: this protective treatment is to give a layer of varnish furniture that, dry, leave on the same bright, insoluble and adherent film that will make clear that your furniture to not grasp both dust and last longer. You can use it on hardwood, dyed, painted or stained. - Tintado: used a dye or dye wood and not a traditional painting, because the goal is not cover wood but change its tone leaving appreciate its natural base. This dye will be absorbed by the wood, but will not cover it abroad as a painting. - Pintado: in this case the special wood painting not cala in the Cabinet but that completely covers the surface of the same while viewing their actual material. The result will depend on the type of paint and the number of layers you provide.

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