Notes on Light
Ceiling height, sloped roofs, what the dimming zones actually do — the questions that come up on nearly every call, answered once so you can read them instead of waiting on an email.
Haus of Interiors was bought, rebuilt and renamed. Jack Yeager acquired the business, cut the catalogue down to a handful of pieces he was willing to stand behind, opened a studio in Midtown Miami where you can see them lit, and put a new name on the door....
Read the answer →Measure from the floor, not the ceiling. The number that matters is the distance from the floor to the bottom of the fixture, and about seven feet works in most rooms — high enough that nobody walks into it, low enough that the light lands where people actually...
Read the answer →I never set out to make light. I set out to fix a room. A few years ago I renovated a condo in Miami. I'd spent my career in business — buying companies, turning them around, software, the unglamorous work of making things run. Before that I grew...
Read the answer →We make a short list, on purpose. Three families of pieces, finished to one standard, and nothing on the floor we wouldn't put in our own home. That's the whole idea — and it's worth saying why. A short range makes the choice easy. Lighting is one of...
Read the answer →Nothing under that topic yet.
These pages answer the questions we get most often, but most sizing decisions get settled faster on the phone. Send a photo of the room with the ceiling height, or call the studio — Jack usually picks up.
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