Derek Duncan

Dareyl Ingersoll

Emily Covelli

Nevada lighting reps and lighting agents have something special in store for all “Silver State” residents. Surrounded by rugged mountain ranges and desert landscape, Nevada offers a picture perfect scenic setting for paintings and portraits. The Colorado River Canyon is to the south, with the Mojave Desert and the fabulous city of Las Vegas. Lighting agents can give Nevada residents state of the art illumination for their homes. Phantom Lighting has an agent stationed in Nevada, who is ready to help you blend the scenic aspects of this gorgeous landscape into your home under the finest illumination available on today’s market. 

Phantom Lighting and its agents have illumination fixtures, which conceal the actual light source, while providing a soft, gentle touch of light to surrounding objects. Many Nevada homeowners adore the landscape outside their windows and try to accentuate this natural theme by purchasing works of art and collectibles that vividly reflect the topography. However, no painting or object can stand out on its own unless the proper lighting is in place to let it shine. Phantom Lighting handcrafts all of its illumination products to fit your job. Our agent’s goal is to provide every Nevada resident with a focused, even light source that will bring out the color and detail of surrounding features.

Our agents offer the Phantom Contour Projector for fine art lighting. The contour projector has the unique ability to center the light source on the canvas so that the lighting does not spill over to adjacent walls. This focused light makes paintings appear as if they were floating and creates a “lighted from within” look. The Pyrex glass condenser lenses are fully adjustable, giving the user the flexibility they will require to highlight those precious works of art. The contour projector uses a 75-watt MR16/FO halogen based lamp, originally designed for the fiber optic industry, to work its magic.

Many people do not realize that the angle at which the light source is aimed can play a significant role in producing glare. Since light travels in a straight line, so does its reflection. When lighting is directed toward a reflective surface, the illumination or glare becomes reflected at the exact opposite angle. This is better known as the angle of incidence. The Phantom Contour Projector, offer by our agent, controls the angle of incidence by mounting the light off center. The focused light source can be masked to fit the exact contour of the object being illuminated. As a result, no glare or shadows will appear.

Our Nevada agent is also proud to offer you our patented Phantom Strip Lights. Perfect for radius coves, cabinets, shelves, and breakfronts, Phantom Strip Lights are revolutionary and unique. The adjustable shelf concept is special to our custom-made strip lights. Residents will be able to relocate or remove existing shelves without having to use tools or disconnect wires. Since Phantom Lighting is fabricated to match the exact length of the shelf, smooth continuous mood lighting can take place.

Our Nevada agent can give you any educational information on our unique strip light series. All strip lights are available in different trims for your convenience. Mounting categories include: Horizontal, Vertical, and Cove. Ask our agent about our special glare shields, which conceal the light source from angles up to 90 degrees. Nevada residents will not be able to see the lamp, but only the objects that are being illuminated.

Nevada is a beautiful place to live and an even better place to get started on a fantastic lighting adventure. Phantom Lighting has a Nevada agent, who strives to give every resident the best product for his or her home illumination design. Residents can now experience the magic of Phantom through our unique contour projector and Phantom Strip Light Series. Let your home’s interior dazzle under the brilliant desert moonlight. Contact our Nevada agent today to get started.

Nevada State Flag

 

On a cobalt blue background in the upper left quarter is a five-pointed silver star between two sprays of sagebrush crossed to form a half wreath; across the top of the wreath is a golden scroll with the words, in black letters, "Battle Born." The name "Nevada" is beneath the star in gold letters. The current Nevada State Flag design was adopted March 26, 1929, and revised in 1991.