Lighting in a room of collectibles

[Leon]

Sounds like you are doing good to me.
I am not a memorabilia guy per se but some of my cards and memorabilia are displayed and not protected as well. I don't let any direct sun (or indirect sun for that matter) hit any of it and don't worry too much other than keeping the stuff cool and dry.

[mr2686]

The worst things for memorabilia are sunlight, regular light bulbs, and oils from your hands. Sounds like you're doing the right things.

[drcy]

Sounds like you're doing a good job. Your lighting system/plan sounds good. I don't know what else you could do light-wise beyond never having any light.

[MrSeven]

No direct sunlight & high quality warm LED bulbs should be sufficient.

[perezfan]

You've more than covered all the bases.

The only remaining "enemy" is dust. Don't let the dust build up for too long, as it can be tough to remove if it's been stagnant for months. You often see this problem with early bobbleheads and Hartlands. The glossy finish turns dull and just looks worn.

[conor912]

Or you could add Braille labels to everything and enjoy your collection in pitch dark

[drcy]

At the Chicago Institute of Art they have relief versions of some paintings for the blind.