Creating a visually appealing atmosphere for a room not only involves spaces, furniture and décor. Lighting design plays an important role too and is based on factors such as room function, energy consumption, and over all visual effect. Working spaces such as offices require brighter illumination than art galleries and museums where mood lighting is more appropriate to achieve a dramatic effect.
For home spaces such as kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms, it is best to employ different levels of lighting — soft dim lights for dinner time, bright lights for doing household tasks or proper task lighting focused on your working area such as your desk. These can be achieved with different lighting fixtures located strategically on ceilings and walls.
Proper task lighting is required for computer desks
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2 replies on “The art of illumination”
Cool, creating a visual illuminated room is a challenge, hope that you’ll succeed in what your doing..
Plank Fish: it is a challenge indeed but awakens your creativity. 🙂