Nursery Lighting
Britt Melhorn
5 years ago
Hi all! Baby due end of April!
Advise please on better lighting for my nursery.
My husband and I have tried many layouts, we seem to like this way best.
The corner opposite the window behind the crib is very dark.
I took pictures standing in all 4 corners.
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5 years agoWe would try a floor lamp in the corner beside the crib, or perhaps some plug in wall sconces.
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