Let's get this party started...
For most people February is not the best time of year. The weather isn't particularly good, wallets are much lighter after the big Christmas spend and summer seems a million miles away. But not for me!
It's my birthday (I'd like a holiday in Bora Bora please) and it's Abby's birthday too! (She collects spiders), and therefore the best month for us, but to brighten up everyone's day I have decided to compile a list of jazzy lighting ideas for any type of party.
It's my birthday (I'd like a holiday in Bora Bora please) and it's Abby's birthday too! (She collects spiders), and therefore the best month for us, but to brighten up everyone's day I have decided to compile a list of jazzy lighting ideas for any type of party.
For small kids, big kids, fat kids, thin kids, Light Balloons are a must! From birthday parties to cocktail parties, balloons are always a necessity. Take a simple balloon, any colour you like, a lithium coin battery, some high intensity LED's and a device to put it all together and Robert's your Dad's brother...a Light Balloon. Try clustering them together to create an illumination masterpiece, fit for any occasion. The battery lasts for over 100 hours continuously, and it can be turned on and off, so all you need to worry about is running out of booze!
Ropelight is fast becoming the lighting of choice for a wide variety of lighting applications. It is flexible, easy to maintain, comes in an assortment of weird and wonderful colours and all at an affordable price. It works really well in a shadow gap or coffer ceiling, to provide a gentle glow to any room as shown in the picture below. For a not-so permanent feature why not wrap it around a window frame or drape it over a table for an instant party look.
Neon signs and Light boxes are some of the great ways to add a touch of character and sparkle to any room. Neon signs can be tailor-made for you from size, jazzy colour, shape and anecdote. They produce a superb, general light to any space and a real talking point for you and your friends. Light boxes create an extra dimension for any artwork depicting colours and textures, which again radiates throughout a space and provides an artistic illumination that can be appreciated by all.
Put on a party!Natasha Hamilton Dick
posted by Light IQ @ Thursday, February 21, 2008 
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