Eco-friendly exterior lighting
Do you ever see a house that has huge spotlights shining up on it, all around the house, all around the yard, for no apparent reason?
Exterior home lighting should serve a purpose, namely, to ensure safety for your household and your guests as they enter and exit your home and to light up outdoor space that you are actually using at night. From Starry Night Lights, light pollution is misdirected or misused light and can come in three flavors: light escaping up into the sky, light glaring out into people's eyes, and light imposing on another property.
Exterior lighting should shine down, not up or out and should serve a real purpose, as such lighting consumes energy, some at quite a high rate. Motion sensors are also useful.
Exterior home lighting should serve a purpose, namely, to ensure safety for your household and your guests as they enter and exit your home and to light up outdoor space that you are actually using at night. From Starry Night Lights, light pollution is misdirected or misused light and can come in three flavors: light escaping up into the sky, light glaring out into people's eyes, and light imposing on another property.
Exterior lighting should shine down, not up or out and should serve a real purpose, as such lighting consumes energy, some at quite a high rate. Motion sensors are also useful.
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