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If you have a vaulted ceiling, use spotlights or gimbals to shine up into the eaves which will wash light back down into the room. Try and avoid putting fittings directly onto a beam – the beauty of an exposed wooden ceiling is the beam itself. For a child’s bedroom, you do need
to remember that they won’t be children forever! Keep lighting simple – dimmable deep-baffled downlights around the room will be great when getting babies and toddlers into sleep routines. These will also be useful for slightly older children getting over a fear of the dark- they can choose the level of darkness they’re comfortable with. Floor washers are also a great option as a low level night light. You could also go for a central pendant
which can be easily changed around your child’s tastes as they grow. Now, if you have a dressing room
or walk-in wardrobe, your lighting is crucial. There’s nothing worse than buying an outfit and getting it home and deciding it doesn’t look good and the right light can be a deciding factor. For your wardrobes, you could invest in LED tape on a sensor which comes on when you open
the door. Alternatively, a discreet spotlight positioned correctly will light the inside without causing shadow when you’re looking at your clothes. This will also be tricky for any vanity mirrors you have – putting on make-up when your face is in shadow will not give you a natural effect. Invest in a lit mirror with diffused forward facing lights.
LIGHTMASTER is a consultative lighting design and supply Company for residential, historical and commercial projects. We are experts in both natural and artificial light, with specific expertise in LED. We’re split into two different departments - Lightmaster Design for design work and Lightmaster Direct for product supply.
www.lightmaster-design.co.uk Tel: 01803 226154 or 01608 682115
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