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November 02, 2022

Fab Finds: Target’S Latest Home Decor Goodies

Fab Finds: Target's latest home decor goodies

Holy cow, did Target throw me for a loop yesterday. Between Threshold and Nate Berkus' new extended line, Target WORKS it like nobody's business. They totally dropped the ball on the pillows last year for some reason, and this particular aisle has yet to see any improvement, but man does it produce some amazing pieces for the home.

Home Office Lighting Ideas – 9 Ways To Light Up The Desk, Walls, Corners And Ceiling

Install a ceiling light above the desk

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To work efficiently from home, choose a ceiling light that casts a pool of light directly onto your workspace, so that the work you do - whether that's writing, reading or even staring at the computer - can be done with ease, without any shadows falling on the work surface. Bring a desk lamp for task lighting

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This space is a library and a small home office, dominated by wood. Photo credit Douglas Friedman)

Speaking of floor lamps and where to place them, these flexible lighting pieces can also be placed behind the home office chair, as they can squeeze into awkward spaces or even act as a divider between areas. Use wall sconces to highlight an architectural feature

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Whether two sconces frame the workspace or a centered sconce anchors it, wall lighting in an office looks like a bookcase. (Image credit: Photo credit Marco Ricca)

If you have a home office that doesn't get a lot of light, consider layering different light fixtures that emphasize diffused lighting. “In my home office, we designed the lighting with four recessed spotlights to illuminate the corners of the room and a multi-bulb fixture for the center of the room that casts warm light in all directions,” explains the decorator. interior designer Michelle Gerson (opens in a new tab).

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