Stylish yet soft ceiling light design
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Seeing Light Not Seeing Light: Stylish and Soft Indirect Ceiling Lighting Designs
Generally, the most common floor for this type of lighting design is the ceiling of the living room. Typically, you can find this design in modern interiors, where the designer usually creates a light box around the false ceiling (as in the design created by the designer in the picture).
In terms of indirect lighting, the most common practice is to indirectly illuminate the room by placing light tubes directly in the ceiling grooves so that the light comes in from above and reflects back into the room. There are also chandeliers and table lamps with opaque shades that are considered indirect lighting.
Benefits of Indirect Lighting
Aesthetically pleasing
The biggest benefit of indirect lighting is aesthetics. The lamps used for indirect lighting (such as table lamps) are not exposed, and there is a corresponding effect of light without light. Indirect lighting has a dimly lit aesthetic that directly decorates the interior space of the house. In addition, indirect lighting makes the space itself the main attraction, absorbing any chandeliers to decorate the space, thus keeping the interior design simple and beautiful.
The light is soft
In addition, because the room is illuminated by reflected light, the light looks very soft and close to natural light, so the load on the eyes is much lower than that of a normal, extremely bright main light. Because the light from indirect lighting is so soft, it is ideal for bedrooms or living rooms.
Used to do indirect lighting design chandelier than the general crystal chandelier easy to clean up a lot, all because the surface of these lamps and lanterns are smooth, gently sweep the dust can be swept away, do not have to look like cleaning crystal lamps that have to be carefully swept clean each bulb, each piece of small crystals.
Indirect lighting can also be used in these areas
In addition to the ceiling light box can be used for indirect lighting, other parts of the house, such as the staircase steps, storage cabinets, bathroom or powder room, and even the bottom of the bedroom bed can be installed indirect lighting fixtures, to create an extraordinary effect. Let’s take a look at some great indirect lighting ideas created by several interior designers.
Illuminating the living room with indirect lighting is the most common and popular practice. The simple ceiling design is ideal for small living rooms in Taiwanese homes, where indirect lighting is sufficiently bright.
If the living room can be equipped with smooth walls (for example, a TV stand created from lightened marble), it is possible to compensate for the sometimes insufficient brightness of indirect lighting.
Aside from the four-square, full circle light box, you can also use this creative multiple indirect lighting design to make the house look more unique.
In addition to ceilings, floors or checkroom closets, you can also incorporate indirect lighting into your usual storage shelves to create this eye-catching design focal point.
Warm retro love “now” style, the soft light of indirect lighting is also very suitable for lighting up the checkroom.The audio-visual room is also the entrance to the basement, and the iron sliding door with the arrangement changes the level of space and interest, and the installation of light tubes on the floor can create an interesting effect of levitation of the floor! Similarly, you can also bring this fun lighting idea into the bedroom.
Andres Alfaro
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Tom Saster
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