Lighting can make or break the ambiance and functionality of a room. Whether you’re designing a living space, bedroom, or kitchen, following these steps will ensure your room is well-lit and practical.
Step 1: Task Lighting
Task lighting is essential for focused activities such as:
- Kitchen countertops
- Study tables
- Reading areas
Why It’s Important:
Task lights provide direct illumination, reducing strain and making specific tasks easier to perform.
Suggestions:
- Under-cabinet lights for kitchens
- Adjustable desk lamps for study tables
- Wall-mounted lights near reading areas
Step 2: Ambient Lighting
Ambient lighting is the primary source of light in a room. It ensures that the entire space is evenly illuminated.
Features:
- Installed in the ceiling to light up the whole room at the press of a button.
- Makes every corner visible, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Suggestions for Ambient Lighting:
- Profile lights
- COB (Chip on Board) lights
- Panel lights
- Tube lights
Step 3: Accent or Spotlighting
Accent lights are used to highlight specific elements in the room, such as:
- Wall art or paintings
- Architectural features
- Decorative items
Example:
In this room, up-down spotlights are installed to highlight my face, providing clear visibility for video calls or presentations.
