Adding indirect light sources can add the feel of space to tight quarters. This is a really fine example of an indirect light source, brought to us by the awesome kitchen folks, Poggenpohl. It's a backlit glass backsplash. It's lit by concealed LED lights that gradually change colors, which really isn't necessary, but looks undeniably cool...
Cool backsplash, but it is the Stelton thermal carafe that catches my eye.
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Well I have another place to tuck in some LEDs now :)
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How, Joey? HOW? I am LED-wiring ignorant. I also have a primitive fear of electricity (although I love making lamps and setting up lighting). Is it difficult? What do you need to do it?
Info and/or links would be sooo nice, if you don't mind!
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A how-to would be appreciated once you've figured it out.
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LED Wiring is SO SO easy. The wiring is all low-voltage, and the heat output is next to zero. Check out www.colorkinetics.com for some information. The most difficult part would be sacrificing the 1" or so of counterspace you'd lose to the lighting/glass.
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Thanks, Joey!
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