Spring (at least in the West) has fully sprouted. Many crops surrounding TEKA Illumination are in full bloom and so are the patinas.

The Elements newsletter often references the durability and sustainable qualities of TEKA Illumination fixtures. We thought it amazing that in mild mannered Cayucos there are TEKA luminaries with greens, blues and red patina patterns on a single fixture (Light House Sconce).

Can you spot all of the fixture types in this shot? Cayucos' close proximity to the Pacific Ocean provides a unique patina environment. As we discovered in January's FAQ feature, these fixtures will exist for more than 2,000 years due to their enduring metal construction and self-preserving oxidation (patina).

This Beacon Cone Top marks the point of entry/exit and provides saftey light for the stepped walkway.

PROJECT DETAILS:

Fixtures:

(4) Beacon Cone Top (Now APB)

(1) Directional Flood Light (Now CTF)

(3) Classic Saturn Pendant (Now BSM)

(1) Light House Sconce

Sales Representative: Specified Lighting & Design

Photo Credit: © TEKA Illumination

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