These new innovations are going to change the way we decorate our homes forever. And the first to adopt them will be the ones who create the design trends of the future. If you’ve never seen any levitating décor before, it’s because there isn’t much available yet. But now, for the first time, levitating lighting has become affordable and versatile enough to find its way into homes.

The newest innovation, a levitating bulb called Volta, features a 20+ year lifespan, wireless electricity, and real levitation for under $100 (if you get one during the launch sale). Volta is practical and beautiful lighting technology that represents a new generation of interior design. The only question is, will you be the first or the last to embrace the future? Here are a few reasons why Volta made a big impression on us.

Wireless Electricity

Levitation technology is aesthetically pleasing and has some practical uses, but the real game-changer for interior design is wireless electricity. This is what powers Volta’s bulb. Wireless electricity will completely eliminate wires from our homes, so nothing will need to be plugged into a wall. Imagine portable lights that hang on hooks instead of being attached to our walls. Imagine an oven on wheels that you can easily move in and out of your kitchen to make more space. The possibilities are endless. And they start with Volta.

Volta is powered wirelessly via magnetic induction. Electromagnets literally send electricity through the air to power the bulb. Even if you’re not interested in the science, it’s certainly beautiful to observe. And, it’s something your guests will never forget.

It Levitates Forever

Volta’s levitation is caused by two electromagnets in its base and bulb. The power of magnets never fades away, so as long as you have a power source, you’ll be able to enjoy the relaxing effect of Volta’s levitation for decades to come.

In a few years, you’ll probably have a lot more levitating objects at home. But no one will forget the original. Who knows? Maybe it will be a collectors’ item one day!

It Embraces Color Temperature in Design

Volta is more than just a lightbulb. It was designed to emit a precise lighting color and brightness based on the theory of color temperature in design. This modern lighting trend argues that different lighting colors and intensities make us feel warmer or colder and change our mood. They can cause us to feel tired, energetic, irritated, social, or focused. Volta’s lighting falls into the “warm” temperature range, which is ideal for stress-relief and focus. It can best be described as a soft glow, but because the lighting is LED, it doesn’t strain the eyes. Volta makes a great addition to many rooms of your home, including:

• Living room: A great conversation starter when guests come by
• Bedroom: A relaxing way to illuminate any morning or evening
• Home office: Inspire new ideas and foster clarity of mind
• Hall: Soft yet strong enough to light your way, day or night
• Child’s room: The warm, comforting glow is better than a lullaby!

Durable and Sustainable

$100 for a lightbulb might seem a bit expensive, but you aren’t just paying for the power of levitation and wireless electricity. Volta is also the strongest and longest-lasting bulb you’ve ever owned. Just one bulb has a lifespan of over 2 decades. Its LED lights last 50x longer than standard bulb filament, so you won’t have to think about replacing your lighting for a long, long time.

Volta is much stronger than the average bulb. Its reinforced glass is crack-proof and shatter-proof, and it’s interior LEDs are resistant to shock. Volta also includes a failsafe in case of a power outage. If the levitation fails, a backup magnet will automatically pull Volta to the base to prevent damage.

Lightbulbs are one of the worst polluting agents in landfills. Isn’t it about time we make lighting that lasts? By lighting your home with Volta, not only will you prevent dozens of bulbs from going to the landfill, but you’ll also use much less electricity. Volta’s LEDs consume about 80% less power than standard bulbs!

It Looks Amazing

When it comes to decorating your home, you want your lighting to look great. And Volta doesn’t disappoint. Its vintage-style bulb looks fantastic as it levitates in midair. You can even give it a spin and watch it rotate as if in zero-gravity. Volta’s base is made of mahogany wood and has a discreet yet professional allure. It fits well in traditional and modern homes as well as offices. There’s something profoundly grounding about Volta’s steady levitation and warm lighting. It makes you feel calm, focused, and happy to be home.

Get Volta for $50 off This Week

Are you in love with the look of your home, or is there something missing? Volta is the perfect way to complete your home décor and create the cozy space you’ve always dreamed of. It’s forward-thinking, it’s inspiring, it’s relaxing, and it’s impressive. And now, it’s 33% off. You can save $50 on a Volta levitating bulb during the special launch pre-sale. After that, it won’t be easy to get your hands on one.

Don’t miss out on your opportunity to be the first to incorporate levitation tech into your home décor and enjoy the benefits of innovative 20+ year lighting. See Volta in action and order yours right here.

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It also works to illuminate the colors, textures, and surfaces within the space. From decorative lighting (for highlight design elements or statement pieces) to task lighting (for making tasks like reading, cooking, etc. easier), the right amount and type of lighting can serve a multitude of purposes in interior design.

Recessed Lighting

Though there are plenty of lighting options for interior design, this post will specifically provide you with information on converting recessed lighting. For those who are unaware, recessed lights also referred to as can or canister lights are fixtures that are installed above the ceiling line.

If you were to look up at a recessed light, it would essentially look as if light were coming from a hole in the sky. Though this type of lighting can be ideal for homes with low ceilings, recessed lights aren’t very energy efficient, nor do they provide a great deal of illumination which is why some homeowners decide to upgrade them to pendant lights and other efficient fixtures.

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Upgrading to Pendant Lighting

Pendant lighting is commonly chosen in home interior design. Much like a pendant on a necklace, these fixtures serve as a statement piece in any room. Ideal in kitchen, living room, dining room, and bedroom design, pendant lights come in all shapes and sizes. They suspend from the ceiling and can be used to add illumination to the room and/or highlight other design elements in a space. The best part is, it’s pretty easy to install yourself. Check out this simple step by step guide listed below:

Gather Your Supplies: To get started with your lighting upgrade you’ll need supplies that include a step ladder, a recessed lighting conversion kit (that has a socket adapter, adjustable bar, mounting bar, round metal plate, a medallion, and hardware), a power screwdriver, and a pendant light fixture.

Turn Off Power: When working with electricity it is important to be safe. Therefore, before you begin converting your recessed lights, make sure that you’ve turned the power source off to avoid electrocution.

Secure Ladder: As recessed lighting fixtures are installed in the ceiling, chances are you’ll need a ladder to complete the upgrade. For safety purposes, be sure that the ladder is secured and stationary to avoid falling and getting hurt.

Remove Recessed Light Fixture: Next, remove the recessed light fixture. Though this step will vary depending on the type of fixture you have, you will need to unscrew the lightbulb and then remove the decorative trim.

Install the Brace: After removing the old light fixture, grab the brace from your conversion kit. Be sure that the lock bar is in place on the brace and then screw the brace into your ceiling.

Attach the Mounting Bracket: Make sure the brace is secure so that your light fixture won’t wiggle or fall. Then, take the mounting bracket from your conversion kit and attach it to the brace using the power screwdriver.

Wires and Covers: Use a screw and attach the ground wire to the recessed light then, secure the round metal plate to the mounting plate.

Attach Mounting Bar: Now install the pendant light mounting bar to the mounting bracket.

Connecting Wires: Finally, string the wires from the pendant light through the decorative medallion and connect them to the wires from your conversion kit (see instruction manual to ensure you’re connecting the right wires together). Then, connect the pendant light to the socket and turn the power back on.

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Whether you’re looking to add a wow factor to your home’s interior, improve the amount of light in a room, illuminate a new fixture or feature, improve functionality in a room, or save a few bucks on your energy bills, converting your recessed lights to pendant lights can help you to master this. Use this 10-minute guide along with your conversion kit instruction manual to ensure that you install your new lights accurately and safely.

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There will be a great way to make sure that you will have plenty of features to add in your house. There will be several tasks you can do to workspaces. “Since the kitchen is an attraction these days, particularly for the epicurean, you want to be sure that you have sufficient tasks of lights to show your workspaces,”saidFrankie Camron,the national account manager at Bellacor Lighting based in Mendota Heights, Minn. “But individuals incline to over-light, using too much wattage or just one wonderful midpoint of the kitchen that greeneries your standup in shades.” Here are their tips for achieving that balance:

Know the Good use of Empty Jam Jars

We all use jam for breakfast so that you can use those barrels or cans of jam. Just put some bulb holders in the jam jars. You put different color glasses in those jars and hang them on the ceiling of your room or kitchen. This is an easy, budget friendly idea to brighten up your home at night!

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Get your Kids Involved with Simple Art and Craft

Thinking about kids, mostly they destroy the home renovation. However, it is bit different just ask them to air-up some balloons roll over the strings over them. To tighten it use paint glue once it gets dry put the balloon out from it. Your beautiful, magical ball will be ready to hang by putting some colorful bulbs in them. It will not only look great but also create some unique designs over the walls and ceiling.

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Several high-quality lighting manufacturers, craftspeople,and designers offer a wide verity of fixtures that look great and give an artistic style to your living room. You can use their inspiration and create some idea by your own.Another idea to use Old Candle Tray Suspended Lamp or you can resemble blown-glass candle holders. To make your rooms more attractive, you can search “how to get rustic lighting,” it will be a plus to lighten up your house with a different decorating style.

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A TIP for the beginners: Stick to One Look

There are so many lighting tricks to transform your space and tons of variety available. However, the experts suggest going with the one look. However, you can vary the style of lights according to the place, like use a bit different type of kitchen and living room. If you are curious about health to use some light colors for your cooking place.

“Fraternization and similar lights are maybe not the ideal styles for the beginner,” says Lambert. “Stay with your theme.”Any time you can tempt to add your style, repeat yourself that you aim to add value, not creative expression.