Does this light have an open bottom?
7 years ago
Related Stories

LIGHTINGSo You Bought a Cave: 7 Ways to Open Your Home to Light
Make the most of the natural light your house does have — and learn to appreciate some shadows, too
Full Story
LAUNDRY ROOMSReader Laundry Room: Open to the Light for $1,400 in Kentucky
This room felt bland and utilitarian, and it blocked the light. So this couple gave it a DIY makeover
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: An Open and Light-Filled Transformation
An early 20th-century Oregon home gets a sidewalk-cafe style remodel
Full Story
ARCHITECTUREHouzz Tour: A Contemporary Family Home Opens to Views and Light
With spaces for hanging together and going solo, this energy-efficient house works on multiple levels
Full Story
INSIDE HOUZZHow Much Does a Remodel Cost, and How Long Does It Take?
The 2016 Houzz & Home survey asked 120,000 Houzzers about their renovation projects. Here’s what they said
Full Story
HOMES AROUND THE WORLDRoom of the Day: Elegant Open-Plan Living in London
This living-dining-kitchen area in a period apartment is light and refined, with just a dash of boho style
Full Story
DIY PROJECTSHow to Make a Top-Down, Bottom-Up Window Shade
Block light and control privacy high or low with a no-frills magnetic covering you can whip up for less than $30
Full Story
REMODELING GUIDESModern Metal Fireplaces Open World of Possibilities
Allowing way more natural light than traditional fireplaces, and with some not even needing a vent, metal fireplaces are a major improvement
Full Story
GREAT HOME PROJECTSHow to Add a Skylight or Light Tube
New project for a new year: Increase daylight and maybe even your home’s energy efficiency by opening a room to the sky
Full Story
SMALL KITCHENSThe 100-Square-Foot Kitchen: A Dark Space Sees the Light
A new layout and open shelves bring a feeling of spaciousness to a compact New York City apartment kitchen
Full Story
LNC