The Lighting of the rest area

The lighting of the rest area

A couch, two armchairs, and a coffee table - this is usually required to arrange a lounge area in the living room. However, lighting plays an important role, which will be conducive to relaxation. What to remember about?
On the wall on the sides of the sofa, you can put symmetrically two sconces. If the light is not needed for reading, it can be models with a glass or up shade. If more precise lighting is needed on the couch, it is worth choosing sconces with an adjustable arm, scissor lamp, and even such on a longer boom. The set can be supplemented by a floor lamp or table lamp set on the auxiliary table.
Not too strong light sources will work here, eg halogen or 16 W fluorescent lamps or 2-5 W LED lamps.

Living room lighting with a dining room

The living room often combines with the kitchen and dining room. Such a dining corner is well to additionally illuminate and expose it to light.
The best solution is to place the lamp above the table. That is why, at the repair stage, it is worth planning the cabling arrangement so that the luminaire is located exactly in this place.
When it comes to lighting the living room and dining room, the shape of the shade is also important - it should direct the light down. Hanging lamps in the shape of an inverted bowl, cut ball, cone or cylinder or LED linear lamps will work.
Optimal for a table with a width of 120 cm is the suspension of the lamp 50 cm above its top. When the table is wider, the distance between the lower edge of the bowl and the counter should be 80 cm. Lamps with adjustable cable length are also very convenient. If the table is very long, it is worth hanging over it at equal intervals several lamps - the same or a few different, matched models. Regardless of the number of lamps, they should be placed symmetrically in relation to the center of the table. A good source of light here is 16W fluorescent lamps.
If the table is very long, it is worth hanging over it at equal intervals several lamps - the same or a few different, matched models. Regardless of the number of lamps, they should be placed symmetrically in relation to the center of the table. A good source of light here is 16W fluorescent lamps.

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