James P. "Pat" Morgan

Larry Fletcher

Sue Noble

Brad Noble

Lori Noble-Forshee

James Snyder

Virginia lighting agents are illuminating the historical homes of “Old Dominion State” residents under a new light. Virginia’s rich history makes it special to all Americans and lighting agents alike. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison were just a few of the famous historical figures born within this state. The colonial style homes and plush green trees reflect this deep seeded history, so it should be no surprise that interior design themes honor the state’s heritage. Phantom Lighting has a Virginia agent, who is ready to illuminate your cherished treasures with some innovative products that cannot be found elsewhere.

Phantom Lighting and its agents have been trying to perfect the science of illumination for over 25 years. Our state of the art products conceal the illuminations source, while giving residents a beautiful touch of lighting to their homes and businesses. Our custom made products have been used in art galleries, museums, and restaurants throughout the country. Virginia residents can now contact our “Old Dominion State” agent for a free demonstration of any of our fine products.

The Phantom Contour Projector, sold by our Virginia agent, has some unique features, which will turn your fine art lighting experience up a notch. The contour projector has several Pyrex glass focal lenses, which are completely adjustable. Users can adjust these lenses to focus the light directly onto their artwork. The soft, even lighting produced by the Phantom Contour Projector give portraits and paintings a “lighted from within” look. No color or detail is left out, so Virginia residents can showcase their artwork in confidence.

The contour projector utilizes 75-watt MR-16 halogen based lamp to work its magic. Our lighting agents can tell you about the history of this magnificent light, and how it was invented and then used in the fiber optic industry. This beautiful light can be masked to fit the exact contour of an object without ever spilling over to adjacent walls. Virginia residents can highlight famous portraits of past presidents in vivid detail, giving these stoic figures a lifelike appearance. Ask our lighting agent about our special glare shields, which can be purchased to protect those highly, treasured art pieces.

Phantom Strip Lights are perfect for accenting antique collectibles and other objects typically found in a display cabinet. Virginia residents can also use these lights to showcase shelves, hidden coves, breakfronts, and armoires. Ask our agent about the adjustable shelf concept, which is available only through Phantom. Our patented strip lights are specially designed, so that users can remove or relocate existing shelves without having to use tools or untangle wires. Phantom Strip Lights are easy to install, so any novice or beginner can do it themselves. Ask our Virginia lighting agent about our special glare shields, which block the light source from even the harshest angles, but still allow the viewer to enjoy the objects being illuminated.

Historic wars, folk heroes, and dashing presidents have graced Virginia’s history with intriguing detail that is read by all students attending school. Virginia’s charming history shows in the colonial style homes and small villages that are still run by people, who dress like pilgrims to honor the state’s heritage. Residents living in the “Old Dominion State” also honor Virginia’s past by decorating their abodes with historic artwork and memorabilia. Phantom Lighting has an agent the area that can take care of all your illumination requirements for your colonial style dwelling. History is something that should never be forgotten, but honored for those, who fought to preserve our freedom. Contact one of our lighting agents today and showcase your treasured possessions under a new type of illumination. 

Virginia State Flag
 

A deep blue field contains the seal of Virginia with the Latin motto " Sic Semper Tyrannis" - "Thus Always to Tyrants". Adopted in 1776. The two figures are acting out the meaning of the motto. Both are dressed as warriors. The woman, Virtue, represents Virginia. The man holding a scourge and chain shows that he is a tyrant. His fallen crown is nearby.