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            What Type Of Lighting Is Right For Your Room?

 Lighting is a powerful thing. From affecting your sleep schedule to turning your brain on to be more productive, different types of lighting serve specific purposes. Proper lighting can make you feel safe and comfortable, allowing you to enjoy your home to its full potential. However, each room has different lighting needs.

Whether you're looking for  for  a right kind of lighting a particular room or planning to renovate your entire home with new light fixtures, here are some room-by-room tips to give your interiors a makeover.                                                                       

  1.Living Room

A living room is an area where family members or friends gather for longer periods of time and participate in a number of activities, such as conversations, watching television, playing board games, etc. For this room, you can avoid lighting fixtures that create shadows or any kind of interruption and use the type of lighting that brings a sense of light to the whole environment. It is recommended to integrate lights that bounce off the ceilings for ambient lighting. You can use task lighting, such as table lamps near a reading chair or game table, and accent lighting, such as spotlights to focus on architectural elements, painting, sculpture, or plants, in your living room.

2. Bedroom                                                                                                           

 For your bedroom, choose warm lights as they are more relaxing and comfortable. Avoid      ceiling-mounted center accessories that can be harshly perceived when viewed from your bed. Instead, you can use LED Downlights on the walls to create a well-lit and relaxing atmosphere in the room. It's also important to consider your reading nook and closet when planning your bedroom lighting. You can use work lights for them. In order to highlight photos or any artwork in your bedroom, you can use LED spotlights  

                                                                                               

3. Kitchen

The basic lighting plan for any kitchen would consist of a ceiling-mounted center fixture, under-cabinet and above-the-sink lighting fixtures, and ambient lighting fixtures above the kitchen island. Under-cabinet task lighting is a good way to illuminate countertop work surfaces without relying on overhead light casting shadows on your workspace. You can have pendant lights or spotlights on the kitchen island and sink area. This traditional lighting plan is suitable for many kitchens and can be further enhanced by choosing energy efficientLED Bulb and Lamp

4.Bathroom

Since the main task of grooming is performed here, a bathroom requires careful consideration when it comes to lighting locations. Having just one central ceiling-mounted fixture can cast a shadow on the person in front of the mirror, ruining the entire grooming process. One of the alterations you can make is to have the light on the sides of the mirror. In addition, the integration of decorative lights will make your bathroom more welcoming, but do not forget the dimmer switch.