Using Nanoleaf Lines to define the architectural design of my ceiling.
OK, so that title seems a bit pretentious, but looking at the image above I hope you get what I mean. This is the ceiling of my living room. The bottom left is the door, to the right is the window. Just incase you are wondering, the top is a granite stone wall.... actually, so is the wall with the window in it. This is me testing out an idea as the room is going to be joined with the room next to it, but I wanted to see what this was going to look like. It is 48 Nanoleaf lines going around the outside of the room. The intention will be that that centre light will go, ugly as it is. It delivers, for me, everything I hoped it would but, my god, it was a journey to get there. Just like any Nanoleaf product, you need a starter kit which comes with a controller. Once you get over 18 lines you need a 2nd power source and, once-upon-a-time Nanoleaf used to sell a connector that was a power source but only for the 60 degree version and they stopped. They got clever, and set ...
