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6. Lighting“Use smart sensory lighting that can be customized,” Jameson says. “We couldn’t change all our lighting, as we’d already renovated, so we added LED strips in the girls’ rooms, with a remote control, so they can control their lighting.”Jameson also loves smart bulbs and plug-in wireless sound-light systems, which won’t involve rewiring. “As a general rule, simply having layers of lighting will give options if someone’s feeling overwhelmed, and I’d always advise dimmer switches,” she says.
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