Lighting is a crucial element for any home. It can alter the
mood as well as the appearance of your walls and furnishings in a particular
space.
Different
lighting for different spaces
Bedroom: Think about mood
lighting, dimmer switches, wardrobe lighting, dressing table and bedside table
lamps.
Lounge room: Accent lighting
works well in a lounge room. It is recommended that you use up-lighting (floor
lamp or wall lights) which offers a purer quality of light through refracting
off the ceiling.
Kitchen: Your kitchen cabinets
can showcase your treasures and collectibles with feature lighting. Recessed
downlights and task lighting are also great in kitchens.
Get the right light bulbs
There are numerous light bulbs on the market: energy efficient, halogen, LED, fluorescent, incandescent – the list goes on.
There are numerous light bulbs on the market: energy efficient, halogen, LED, fluorescent, incandescent – the list goes on.
Light
bulbs come in a variety of shades – from warm to cool light tones, or bright
white, to blueish, to yellowish. This is the ‘colour temperature’ of light
measured in degrees Kelvin.
The lower the Kelvin the more yellow the light and the higher the Kelvin the bluer the light. A warmer globe is generally preferable in a home setting but a cooler globe may be more suitable for applications such as strip lighting in bulkheads.
The lower the Kelvin the more yellow the light and the higher the Kelvin the bluer the light. A warmer globe is generally preferable in a home setting but a cooler globe may be more suitable for applications such as strip lighting in bulkheads.
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