Arranging lighting in bedrooms is to find the right balance between ambient lighting, task-oriented lighting, and task-oriented lighting, i.e. coordinating lighting according to activity and mood. In the following, US Chandelier present the main types of lighting according to each activity performed in the bedrooms.

Lighting In The Bedrooms

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ambient lighting

Each activity performed in the bedroom requires a special type of lighting; Ambient lighting, that is, the natural external lighting provided by sunlight, enters the place through windows and facades, and is suitable for performing tasks such as: cleaning, folding clothes or making the bed. If the room does not have enough sunlight (or in the evening), ambient lighting is achieved by ceiling fixtures, such as: ceiling lamps, chandeliers, pendant lamps or floor lamps. Both types of lighting (ceiling and floor) provide enough light for activities that do not require bright, focused light.

Task Lighting In The Bedroom

Activities such as reading, working, or grooming require the presence of task lights, and include lighting for the desk, lighting for two side tables near each side of the bed, or low pendant lighting on either side of the bed, and wall-mounted lighting that provides sufficient and necessary light for continuous focus.

Directional Lighting In Bedrooms

Directional lighting is usually intended to draw attention to an object in the room, such as a painting. Using directional lighting in the bedroom, such as wall sconces or light strips, is a great way to incorporate this feature into your bedroom lighting design.
It is worth noting that a dimmer that allows controlling the degree of illumination and adjusting it to a low or bright level or between them is necessary, and it affects the mood, and allows any type of lighting to play several roles.