Lucia Earns Best of Boston 2012 It’s official ~ we earned Best of Boston Home 2012 for Lighting!!! Here’s what the folks from Boston Magazine had to say about us: “Want to see yourself in a new light? Ditch the…
Here’s what they have to say about us in the August 2011 issue: “A gorgeous chandelier in a lighting emporium is one thing; that same chandelier in your home can be quite another. Which is why Lucia’s showroom is a…
Category: Transitional (“A timeless mix of contemporary and traditional, this is one style that’s all grown up.”) Lighting: lucía lighting & design – “Handpainted porcelain chandeliers by Tracy Porter, polished chrome from Fredrick Ramond, and perennially stylish wood-and-iron pieces by…
Profoundly knowledgeable about lighting and always willing to go the extra mile for clients, lucía owner Lucy Dearborn could earn this award based on customer service alone. But there’s more: namely, an 8,000-square-foot store, comprising 12 showrooms in a stately…
Lynn may be a ways past the city limits, but this 8,000-square-foot lighting nirvana set in a historic mansion proved an irresistible beacon to our Best of Boston judges. The brainchild of spunky Salem State College grad Lucy Dearborn, lucía…
lucía lighting & design received the Best of North Shore (BONS) Editor’s Pick Award from Northshore Magazine. “At lucía lighting & design’s restored mansion you can find just about every form of lighting known to humankind in 12 showrooms spread…
Lucia Lighting and Design celebrates Pantone’s Color of the Year, Radiant Orchid, in a vibrant collection of fixtures and fabrics. Officials at Pantone describe the captivating color as “reaching across the color wheel to intrigue the eye and spark the…
Color Controls Published online by Northshore Magazine As a lighting expert, I am fully aware of the myriad benefits of installing dimmers in your home. While energy conservation leads the pack in terms of benefits, dimmers also help prolong the…
Check out a recent Design New England magazine ~ there’s a great little feature about recycled materials used in lights!
A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.
James Keller
