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Velez O’Neill, Kat. “The Best Side Hustles Are Driven by Passion: The time is right and tools are available to turn passion projects into primary income streams.”  Canadian Interiors, no. September/October 2023, 2023, p. 42. 

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2023 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2023 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Note the spot lights and the spherical hanging ceiling lights.

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Lymburner, Sunita, and Sara Leah. "POWER OF Simplicity.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Kitchens 2023, 2023, p. 68. 

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the maximalist hanging ceiling light.

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Campbell, Kate. "FROM OLD to new with Kate Campbell.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Kitchens 2023, 2023, p. 40. 

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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"Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Kitchens 2023, 2023, p. 17. 

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the rings shaped hanging ceiling lights.

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Li, Stephen. “Design INSPIRATION.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Kitchens 2023, 2023, p. 16. 

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2023 (Kitchens), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the spherical ceiling lights in this 2023 kitchen.

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“Light up your space.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 62. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This lighting fixture ad highlights pieces with simple, clean lines.

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Williams, Crystal. “WE COMPETE IN THE ULTIMATE DESIGN CHALLENGE.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 54. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Another example of a maximalist lighting fixture.

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Heavy Duty Homes. “Home Renovation on the right budget.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 36. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These geometric hanging ceiling lights embrace the maximalism of the 2020s.

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“Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 31. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This metallic hanging ceiling light embraces maximalism that is making a return in the 2020s.

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Palmer, Christina. “Marc and Mandy’s Cottage Getaway”. Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 22. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the bedside lamp.

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“Advertisement: Mount Cedar Homes.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2023, 2022, p. 13. 

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2022 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the large windows and spot lights. Natural light is still a common feature in 2020s homes.

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“Advertisement: Signature Suites.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 57. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the warm lighting in this 2021 bathroom.

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Burgos, Andrea. “stunning MAKEOVERS.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 52. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Track lighting can still be seen in some spaces, but is rarer than in the past decades.

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Burgos, Andrea. “stunning MAKEOVERS.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 51. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the metallic table lamp on the bedside table.

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“Elegantly FUNCTIONAL” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 42. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This bedroom, bathroom, and gym, are all well lit by either spot lights or spherical wall lamps.

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“Elegantly FUNCTIONAL” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 42. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note this room uses several spot lights arranged in rows to create a well-lit living space.

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“2022 WATCH LIST.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 35. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Two examples of metallic lamps with warm light.

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“Advertisement: Capable Group.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 29. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the well-lit living spaces in this 2021 home, using primarily spot lights.

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“2022 TRENDS: KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THESE TRENDS WE PREDICT WILL BE POPULAR IN 2022.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 22. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Advertisement for a cylindrical ceiling light.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “NUN’S THE WORD: A 1970s NUNNERY TRANSFORMED INTO A TIMELESS SPACE FOR A GROWING FAMILY..” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 20. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These bedroom ceiling lights are rectangular and disc-shaped, two common looks in the 2020s.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “NUN’S THE WORD: A 1970s NUNNERY TRANSFORMED INTO A TIMELESS SPACE FOR A GROWING FAMILY..” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 18. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the glass spherical hanging ceiling lights, a typical look for the 2020s.

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Jomha, Susan. “Renovate or RECOLATE.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2021, 2021, p. 17. 

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2021 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the ring-shaped modern lighting fixture.

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“Welcome to Resimercial.” Canadian Interiors, no. March/April 2021, 2021, p. 1. 

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2021 (Mar/Apr), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2021 (Mar/Apr), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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This spherical floor lamp is an example of the non-traditional/modern trends in the 2020s.

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Living Lighting. “LATEST trends FOR YOUR HOME.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 66. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This spherical hanging light is a common style in the 2020s.

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Reihani, Negar. “Hot 2021 Trends.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 60. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This is an interesting blurb about the effects of the pandemic on lighting trends.

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Studio AE Interior Design. “in love with COLORFUL HUES.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 49. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Spot lights are still popular in new builds in the 2020s.

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"Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 47. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the spherical shape of these hanging ceiling lights.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “THE GREAT INDOORS.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 42. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the warm lighting that has made living spaces more cozy in the 2020s.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “THE GREAT INDOORS.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 40. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the many spot lights, spherical hanging lights, and geometric/linear table light, a trend that has carried over from the 2010s.

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Boba, Isabelle. “DESIGNERS COMPETE IN THE ULTIMATE DESIGN CHALLENGE!” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 36. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These adjustable-stem lamps have made a bit of a comeback in the 2020s.

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Pizzale, Gabriele. “CALM getaway.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 26. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These bathroom lights are spherical, a typical look of the 2020s.

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Pizzale, Gabriele. “CALM getaway.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 25. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These large hanging lamps are indicative of the popularity of spherical shapes and a more maximalist look in the 2020s.

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"Advertisement: METRICS DESIGN & BUILD.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2020, 2020, p. 21. 

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2020 (Design and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Many spot lights and rectangular lighting fixtures are still common in the 2020s.

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The COVID-19 pandemic led to a redefinition of our living spaces and a tendency to make our living spaces more cozy and comforting to escape from the world outside. As a result, warm light made a comeback as "modern", cool light from the 2010s fell out of fashion.

Many spotlights were still in fashion, as well as large hanging lights.

Spherical lights and lamps became popular.

More detailed lighting fixtures came into style as the trend moved away from the simplicity of the 2010s and back into a more maximalist style.

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Kassam, Zakiya. "WALKERVILLE landing pad: A couple and their two beloved fur babies perfect their forever home.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2019, 2019, p. 36. 

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the multi-bulb, geometric-shaped dining room light. This design was popular in the late 2010s.

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Kassam, Zakiya. "COMPLEMENTARY in the city.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2019, 2019, p. 61. 

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the spot lights around the perimeter of this bedroom as well and the large, thick, disc shaped ceiling light.

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“Advertisement: Archia Development Ltd.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2019, 2019, p. 69. 

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the abundance of small spot lights, used to create a lot of diffused light in 2010s homes, as well and the round hanging ceiling lights over the kitchen island.

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Peloso, Glen. "parting note with GLEN PELOSO: Our National Design Editor shares his wisdom on how to create a gorgeous bedroom.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2019/2020, 2019, p. 98. 

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the large, thick, disc shaped ceiling light and large beside lamps.

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"Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2019/2020, 2019, p. 23. 

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Another example of a geometric/multi bulb hanging ceiling light.

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Eshun, Evelyn. “EVELYN’S DOUBLE TAKE: Design and event editor Evelyn Eshun creates two modern stunning looks using rich, saturated colours.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2019/2020, 2019, p. 51. 

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Floor lamps were metallic, and some featured a modern take on a 60s/70s design, seen here.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “BETTER ON brookside.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Trends 2019/2020, 2019, p. 51. 

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2019 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This rectangular/square shaped ceiling light was a popular design in the 2010s.

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"Advertisement: Vancouver General Contractors.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2018, 2018, p. 25. 

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the many pot lights arranged in linear rows and the circular hanging ceiling lights.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “UNBARRICATED BLISS: The tables turn for a designer hoping to transform her own cozy condo.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2018, 2018, p. 31. 

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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It was still common to have two beside lamps in 2010s bedrooms, in addition to (commonly) a large ceiling light (not pictured here).

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"Advertisement: NovaStone.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2018, 2018, p. 58. 

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This is an example of a particular popular/modern style of lighting in bathrooms at the end of the 2010s: a built-in flat light in the mirror.

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Augenblick, Sara. "Sara Augenblick of model space designs shares tips for mixing feature walls with drapery.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2018, 2018, p. 40. 

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the oversized floor lamp common in the later half of the 2010s.

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"Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Condo 2018, 2018, p. 2-3. 

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2018 (Condos and New Builds), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Advertisement for Living Lighting products.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “SCANDINAVIAN HOME with 70’s mod: A coach house becomes a stylish loft space.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2017, 2017, p. 115. 

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This is an example of an oversized floor lamp common in the 2010s to light large living spaces.

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Kassam, Zakiya. “normandale NEUTRALITY: A modern family finds a happy medium between having a cozy yet contemporary home.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2017, 2017, p. 65. 

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the metallic, geometric overhead ceiling light and lack of lamps in this 2017 living space.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “FAMILY-FRIENDLY Mode.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2017, 2017, p. 109. 

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This is an example of how average sized table lamps could still be seen in living spaces in the 2010s, but were less common and often featured metallic/geometric designs.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “FAMILY-FRIENDLY Mode.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2017, 2017, p. 108. 

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the oversized, metallic, geometric floor lamps in this 2017 living room.

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Peloso, Glen. “how-to DESIGN WITH ELEGANCE.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2017, 2017, p. 58. 

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2017 (Designs for Every Budget), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the oversized, metallic, geometric hanging lights over the island.

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Jen, Leslie. “Spanish Fling: Continuing in a healthy tradition of Spanish vibrancy, the best of local international ....” Canadian Interiors, no. November/December 2017, 2017, p. 21. 

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2017 (Nov/Dec), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2017 (Nov/Dec), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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These glass-shade lighting fixtures, especially the tinted glass shades, were popular in the 2010s.

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“Advertisement: VELUX Skylights & Sun Tunnels.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 27. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Another example of the popularity of skylights in new builds/renovations in the 2010s.

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“Advertisement: OPULENCE IN STONE.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 81. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Spot lights also acted as accent lighting around the perimeter of living spaces in the 2010s.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “DREAM COME true.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 92. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the spotlights, recessed lighting over the windows, and large hanging ceiling lights with many bulbs.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “DREAM COME true.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 91. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the silver-colour hanging ceiling light over the table with many bulbs arranged in a non-traditional pattern. This was as very popular trend in the 2010s.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “DREAM COME true.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 90. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2016 living room is lit by pot lights around the perimeter of the room and large metallic table lamps. Also note the bar light over the painting, a common light design element in the 2010s.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “CLEANSING their palette.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Spring 2016, 2016, p. 111. 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine 

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2016 (Makeover and Design), Canadian Home Trends Magazine 

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This oversized, thick, disc-shaped hanging ceiling light is a common design from the 2010s.

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Sobchak, Peter. “Out of the Shadows.” Canadian Interiors, no. May/June 2016, 2016, p. 32. 

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2016 (May/June), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2016 (May/June), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Various modern lighting products from Canadian Interiors magazine.

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“Advertisement: VELUX Skylights & Sun Tunnels.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 69. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Skylights were popular again in the 2010s.

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“perfect GETAWAY: BEFORE AND AFTER.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 58. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2015 TV room is lit by spot lights.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “life at the beach.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 118. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2010s bedroom is lit by a large ceiling light with a fan and large bedside table lamps, both common in the 2010s.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “life at the beach.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 114-115. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Lamps were less common in living spaces in the 2010s, but rooms could still be modern when lit with floor lamps, table lamps, and wall sconces.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “gold RUSH.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 100. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2010s bedroom is lit by large metallic bedside table lamps and a large, thick, disc-shaped hanging ceiling light. Both these features are typical of 2010s lighting design.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “gold RUSH.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2015, 2015, p. 97. 

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the large rectangular hanging ceiling light, typical of the 2010s style.

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"Advertisement: union LIGHTING & FURNISHINGS.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2015, 2015, p. 37. 

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This advertisement is typical 2010s design of a dining room ceiling light.

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Brouwer, Jennifer. “MARS vs. Venus.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2015, 2015, p. 30. 

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2015 kitchen is lit by large hanging lights and a central ceiling light.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “House proud.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2015, 2015, p. 89. 

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine 

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2015 (Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine 

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Note the oversized, round hanging ceiling light over the dining table.

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“Cliff Collection: Lambert et Fils Luminaires Inc.” Canadian Interiors, no. September/October 2015, 2015, p. 63. 

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2015 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2015 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Lighting advertisment.

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“Advertisement: hansgrohe METRIS KITCHEN.” Canadian Interiors, no. September/October 2015, 2015, p. 30. 

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2015 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2015 (Sep/Oct), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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The row-arranged spotlights and oversized hanging ceiling light over this island light up this kitchen.

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Totgke, Michael. “On the Rocks.” Canadian Interiors, no. January/February 2015, 2015, p. 30. 

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2015 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2015 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Many spot lights and a rectangular hanging ceiling light over the dining table are the lighting features in this 2015 living space.

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Philips, Rhys. “Seeing the light: Montreal architect Henri Cleinge’s own home/office fosters a complex and evocative interplay between sunlight and concrete.” Canadian Interiors, no. January/February 2014, 2014, p. 26-27. 

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2014 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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This bathroom is also lit by spot lights.

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Philips, Rhys. “Seeing the light: Montreal architect Henri Cleinge’s own home/office fosters a complex and evocative interplay between sunlight and concrete.” Canadian Interiors, no. January/February 2014, 2014, p. 26. 

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2014 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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This bedroom is lit with spot lights and no lamps.

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Philips, Rhys. “Seeing the light: Montreal architect Henri Cleinge’s own home/office fosters a complex and evocative interplay between sunlight and concrete.” Canadian Interiors, no. January/February 2014, 2014, p. 26. 

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2014 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Note the large windows and track lighting with smaller bulbs than seen in past decades.

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Smith, Leslie C. “Go with the flow.” Canadian Interiors, no. January/February 2014, 2014, p. 31. 

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2014 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2014 (Jan/Feb), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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This dining area features large windows and a large, round/abstract hanging ceiling light.

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 “Advertisement: Thermador.” Canadian Interiors, no. July/August 2014, 2014, p. 15. 

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2014 (July/August), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2014 (July/August), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Note the oversized hanging ceiling lights over the kitchen island.

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Smith, Leslie C. “Sacred ground: IN Ontario’s Lake of Bays region, Superkul’s impeccable Stealth Cabin rests lightly on the land.” Canadian Interiors, no. July/August 2014, 2014, p. 24-25. 

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2014 (July/August), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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2014 (July/August), Canadian Interiors Magazine

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Note the large hanging ceiling lights in this modern 2014 living room.

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“Advertisement: Euro Kitchens.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 31. 

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the oversized hanging ceiling lights over the island.

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Bartley, Kim. “style and the city.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2014, 2014, p. 82-83. 

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the spot lights around the perimeter of this living space, as well as the modern ball-shaped hanging ceiling light.

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Fraser, J. Lynn. “once in a blue moon.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2014, 2014, p. 40. 

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the large, thick, disc-shaped ceiling light in the living room. This type of ceiling light was common in living spaces and bedrooms in the 2010s.

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Lockhart, Jane. “my DESIGN SOLUTION file.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2014, 2014, p. 67. 

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This bedroom is lit by a large central ceiling light (stainless steel) and large bedside table lamps.

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Yassin, Alaa. “black tie Affair.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Winter 2014, 2014, p. 96. 

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2014 (Winter Colours and Trends), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the modern-style hanging lamp.

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“Advertisement: Living Lighting.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 13. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Hanging lights over kitchen islands were very common in the 2010s, and they were typically larger than seen before.

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Peloso, Glen. “Urban Home.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 77. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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These two examples of chandelier-style lamps represent the stye of the 2010s; often they were chrome/silver coloured and features many bulbs arranged in a non-traditional pattern.

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“Traditional WHISTLER escape.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 79. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Spot lights arranged in rows light this kitchen, as well as hanging ceiling lights over the island.

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“Traditional WHISTLER escape.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 78. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the many spot lights arranged in rows, and the central dangling ceiling light over the dining table. Both are common trends in 2010s lighting.

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Maiorino, Kelly, and Laurie Jarvis. “STRIKINGLY welcoming.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 92. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This large overhead ceiling light takes on a modern, thick disc shape for the 2010s.

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Maiorino, Kelly, and Laurie Jarvis. “STRIKINGLY welcoming.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 91-92. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This living room has large windows, many spotlights, and large table lamps.

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Meisels, Shirley. “Show Stopper.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 85. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Tube lighting in bathrooms made a comeback, but bright ceiling lights and spotlights also were common in lighting 2010s bathrooms.

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Meisels, Shirley. “Show Stopper.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 84. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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Note the many spot lights, main overhead ceiling light, and lack of lamps in this 2010s living space.

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“Traditional WHISTLER escape.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 82. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This living area is lit by many spot lights and a noticeable lack of lamps, typical of 2010s style.

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Stevens, Lisa. “Life in every Corner.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 73. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This living room features large floor lamps. Oversized lamps are a popular trend in the 2010s.

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Gelman, Erica. “Erica Gelman’s home reno.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 28. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This family room is mainly lit by several small pot lights.

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Chalmers, Shelley. “Elegant Makeover.” Canadian Home Trends, no. Summer 2013, 2013, p. 95. 

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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2013 (Summer Renovations), Canadian Home Trends Magazine

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This 2010s bedroom is lit by large windows and large bedside lamps.

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Homes got more "open concept", so huge hanging lights became popular.

Pot lights hit a new high and were not used for highlighting certain spots but instead lighting general areas, replacing track lighting. Pot lights also became smaller and were more abundant for a more even, diffused lighting.

Skylights also made a comeback.

Large geometric shapes were popular designs for lights, especially hanging ceiling lights, in the 2010s.

Hanging ceiling lights were also commonly cylindrical or a thick disc shape.

Lamps are mostly metallic and thin/linear, but the trend is to have less lamps in the space overall.

Some midcentury modern influences returned in interior design.

Living Lighting brand

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Hitchcock, Beth. “Light on! With just the right lighting, you can turn your home into ...” Chatelaine, vol. 78, no. 11, Nov 2005, p. 209. ProQuest Women’s Magazine Archive. 

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This small excerpt explains the new-on-the-scene LED bulbs to readers.

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“sleek style: Go clean-lined and classic for a home that’s simply chic.” Flare, vol. 27, no. 5, May. 2005, p. 154. ProQuest Women’s Magazine Archive. 

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This chrome tin lamp features a bright bulb for maximum light.

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Smithers, Stacey. “light fantastic: Nine ways to light up your home – and life – and set just the right mood.” Chatelaine, vol. 78, no. 5, May. 2005, p. 145. ProQuest Women’s Magazine Archive. 

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Various popular lamp styles from 2005.

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Smithers, Stacey. “light fantastic: Nine ways to light up your home – and life – and set just the right mood.” Chatelaine, vol. 78, no. 5, May. 2005, p. 144. ProQuest Women’s Magazine Archive. 

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Various popular lamp styles from 2005.