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Natural light is the main ingredient to making a home feel uplifting and spacious. So what do you do when a room lacks windows, preventing sunlight from pouring in? Whether it's a spare bedroom, home office, or basement, there are many ways to mimic real light in a windowless room. Today, Light Supplier will guide you

Is There Any Hope For A Windowless Room? - laurel home fabulous soft bedroom with pale blue gray walls by Christina Murphy and Meg Gabriele via Lonny - Adding mirrors and a mirrored transom as needed light and sparkle to a dark room.

Sometimes it’s inevitable to have a room without windows, such as a basement, a hallway, a bathroom, or any other room that lacks natural light. While no natural light may be pouring into the room, there are other ways to brighten and decorate a room without windows. A simple illusion is all it takes to […]

With these design tips to maximize your lighting, you can brighten up a dark room in your house even if it doesn't have any windows.

Stuck with a windowless space? Breathe easy with our top 7 strategies to enhance air circulation in rooms with no windows. Discover ingenious windowless room ideas, gain invaluable tips for rooms without windows, and unveil the secrets to optimal ventilation for rooms without windows. Whether it's for a basement, office, or bedroom, our guide provides the ultimate room ventilation ideas to ensure fresh, healthy air. #WindowlessRoomIdeas #RoomsWithoutWindowsTips #VentilationSolutions

Are you decorating a room without windows? There are easy ways to make it seem bigger, brighter, and more open. Here are some room ideas.

I like to think that my dining room is Rick’s Cafe Americain on a small scale. It’s not an overtly Moroccan style decor, but while decorating, I kept thinking of Casablanca. The film, that is, because I am not well traveled enough to have visited the city at this point in my life. It’s probably…

When it came to redesigning her teen daughter’s space, blogger and interior stylist Jewel Marlowe‘s work was cut out for her. The cramped area lacked storage and character: Beige walls, dated wall-to-wall carpeting, and mahogany dark furnishings were pretty much all it had. A color-charged makeover was what it needed, especially since there were no windows—or natural light—in this basement room. First things first, the bed had to go.