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The Lighting Detail Quietly Finishing America's Best Rooms

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A design tradition with roots in Britain is increasingly shaping how the best American interiors get lit. Fixture makers are pairing that old-world craftsmanship with a sensibility built for the way American houses are actually lived in and furnished. The result treats lighting as a true finishing layer, on par with millwork or hardware, rather than a last-minute addition. It is the kind of detail that separates a well-decorated room from a merely furnished one.

With reporting from Veranda.

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