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Living room, bedroom, office, and kitchen, every room in your home should have secondary lighting—and wall lights are always up to the task. The lighting that wall lights provide is perfect to illuminate dark corners, add a bit of calming ambiance with softer lighting, provide bright task lighting for situations that require precision and focus, and finally, infuse some mega style into your interior decor. There are a variety of wall lights from sleek cordless wall sconces to budget-friendly rechargeable reading lamps and our collection has something for every style and budget. After all, what’s the point of an amazing room design if no one can see it!?

Flos Mod 265 Style Long Swing Arm Wall Light: Based off the original Flos Mod 265 Light created by designer Paolo Rizzatto in 1973, this style of swing arm lamp still holds tons of contemporary flair. An ideal choice for those who need professional looking decor with a more relaxed feel. Looking for the original? It is available here.

Counterbalance Swing Arm LED Wall Light: Long, free moving, and sleek. This luxury swing arm wall light keeps both style and function in mind. It will blend well with a variety of decor styles, but it looks especially stunning when integrated into a contemporary or industrial setting. Great for bedroom, living room, and office spaces.

Tolomeo Style Swing Arm Wall Light: This aluminum option was modeled after Tolomeo, a design that won the 1989 Compasso d’Oro award. A polished task light that has enough versatility to be used everywhere from the kitchen to the office.

Serge Mouille Style Single Swing Arm Wall Light: If you are looking for a wall light with a little less length, this Serge Mouille style single swing arm wall light is a must see. It features a mix of Mid-Century Modern charm and Scandinavian style that you don’t want to miss!

Serge Mouille Style Double Swing Arm Wall Lamp: Or for just a few bucks more you can go for this Serge Mouille style double swing arm wall lamp. It has two lights for twice the lighting power, but still embodies the same vintage vibe. If you crave more luxury and authenticity, you can also find the original available here.

Wall Mounted Plug-In Reading Light: Looking for a budget-friendly buy with big style? This one is for you! This wall mounted plug-in light requires no wiring, plus it is highly affordable with a price tag coming in at under $50. However, if you prefer you can remove the plug in cord to make it hardwired.

Wall Mounted Swing Arm LED Light: A dimabble wall light that comes in a variety of color choices to match any color palette. This contemporary find is available in neutrals like Black, Silver, and White (shown) or eye-catching brights like Orange and Green.

Plug In Wall Light: A minimalist plug in wall sconce that is perfect for bedrooms short on space. Promising Review: “These are absolutely fantastic! I was able to replace my bulky table lamps with these and couldn’t be happier with my purchase.”

Glass Globe Wall Light: Have a little bit on sunshine in your home 24 hours a day! The IC Wall Light features no frills and a captivating minimalist aesthetic, making it a great addition to any space from hallways to bedrooms. Available in 2 sizes in Black, Chrome, or Brass (shown).

AJ Style Wall Lamp: If you are craving a stylish and modern design that is simplistically beautiful, then this wall lamp is up to task. It comes in either Black or White (shown). The original designed by Arne Jacobsen is available here in 10 colors.

Carronade 260 Wall And Table Lamp: Whether sitting on a table or mounted to the wall, the Carronade 260 lamp looks chic with its wood base and sand finish. This Scandinavian style treat is also available in Black.

Modern Minimalist Circular Wall Light: With its noteworthy shape and affordable price, we instantly knew that this circular wall light had to be on our list. Doesn’t it look like a minimalist take on an eclipse? Also available in Black.

Modern White Wall Sconce: Projecting soft lighting both up and down, this wall sconce is a budget-friendly buy that can help contribute to a relaxing ambiance in any space. This option works well with both classically and modern styled interiors.

Contemporary Flush Mount Wall Light: If you love the idea of a wall sconce, but felt the first was a bit to plain, what about this contemporary find? Its multi-layered design gives it a look that will seamlessly blend in with most contemporary decor styles.

Cylindrical Ribbon Wall Light: Looking like a perfectly shaved ribbon of white chocolate, this cylindrical wall light is an elegant choice that makes our stomachs rumble. A fresh add for hallways, living rooms, bedrooms, and dining spaces.

Bowler Hat Wall Lamp: A wall lamp that would do Charlie Chaplin proud! If you love this simple and sleek design that has just the right amount of quirk, a matching table lamp is also available.

Industrial Style Hand Shaped Lamp: We have to hand it to this lamp, it sure does make quite the statement. A must-have for those who love offbeat decor with industrial style and a dash or quirkiness.

Mini People LED Lamp: A mini LED lamp that is sure to turn a few heads. An adorable additional to any children’s room or any adult space meant for those young at heart. Available in multiple colors.

Monkey Wall Lamp: There is no monkeying around with this guy, he takes his job very seriously. He will get your light where it needs to go with flair and zero complaints. Available in Black, Gold, or White (shown). You can also get the Seletti original here.

Peacock Wall Light: Show off your style with this unexpected peacock wall light. A minimalist option for those who love to add fun and unexpected elements to their interior decor.

Mid Century Modern Sculptural Starburst Wall Light: This gold starburst wall light has Mid-Century Modern written all over it. With this eye-catching lighting option you not only get a great secondary lighting source, but a simple piece of wall art as well. What more could you ask for? Available in Chrome or Bronze (shown).

Secto 4230 Wall Lamp: Lay down and relax in bed with the Secto 4230 wall lamp. An ideal Nordic-inspired light for relaxing evenings sipping tea with a book and slow mornings that demand soft lighting.

Pattern Producing Wall Light: Let light paint your walls and add intrigue to your space! This fun wall design can be toggled by the literal flick of a switch thanks to this handmade laser cut lamp made in Holland.

Accordion Style Wall Lamp: This accordion won’t fill you space with music, but it will add a fair bit of light. This dimmable plug in wall lamp comes in either Red or Black (shown). Be sure to pair with a vintage style bulb to give it an extra kick of vintage charm.

Rustic Wall Mounted Lantern Lights: A rustic lantern wall lamp that is begging to be hung in a farmhouse, nautical, or cottage style interior. This thematic light is a poignant choice that both beach lovers and forest lovers can agree on.

Industrial Style Wall Light: If you want to do industrial style on a budget, then this dynamic duo should definitely be on your short list. Coming in at a little over $20 each, it is hard to go wrong will these wall lights.

Steampunk Style Pipe Light: The steampunk style light that you need if you are looking for a conversation starter. Once you see this pipe light as an octopus directing a plane landing, you can’t unsee it—but it doesn’t make this option any less great.

Nautical Style Wall Light: For exteriors that want a dimmable light with a wonderfully coastal feeling, this option is for you! It features a bronze shade, a dimmable design, and easy installation.

Traditional Bathroom Vanity Wall Lights: A vanity wall light that comes highly recommended by many. Promising Review: “It looks perfect in my bathroom. It was super easy to install and I love that it shipped very fast and well packed. I wanted a farmhouse style vanity light for the bathroom and this is just so perfect. Very good looking and sturdy built. Great price for the good quality light.

Modern Bathroom Vanity Wall Light: If you are veering away from the overdone styles of vanity wall lights, then this more contemporary choice might be up your alley. This minimalist light works either vertical or horizontal, plus it is available in 4 sizes.

Gooseneck Wall Light: The gooseneck wall light that all book lovers need. Its bendy build and dimmer switch will get the right light exactly where it needs to be, its sleek finish will keep your decor on point, and its affordable price will keep money in your pocket. Talk about a triple threat!

Bedside Wall Light With Shelf: Do away with end table clutter for good by nixing your end table. This bedside wall lamp with a shelf makes that possible. It has just the right amount of room for contact cases and other essentials, while making your bedroom feel more spacious and tidy.

Cute Wall Light With Antlers: A light with a price tag that you just can’t say no to. Even children’s room designs on tight budget can probably manage to slip one or two of these guys in without breaking the bank. Available in multiple colors and with or without antlers.

Adjustable And Rechargeable Battery Powered Wall Light: If you are a renter that loves the look of no messy cords or can’t be bothered to wire in a wall lamp, then this cordless wall light is for you! How does it work? A rechargeable battery.

Motion Sensing Stick-On Wall Lights: Wandering to the bathroom at night just became a whole lot safer, less jarring, and more stylish. This motion sensing stick on wall light means that you can see where you are going without turning on any harsh lights, plus it will cost you under $20.

Triangular Music Syncing Decorative Wall Lights: Step your lighting game up a notch—or 100—with these highly unique, Nano Leaf Lighting Panels. The perfect blend of wall art and modern lighting, these panels are reconfigurable and voice operated.

Modular Touch Sensitive Wall Lights: Possibly the coolest touch light we have ever seen! This modular wall light turns on with a single tap, plus it can be configured in infinite ways with as many pieces as you choose.

Neon Wall Lights: Neon wall lights with a lot of personality. If the “Do What You Love” version inspires you to watch some Netflix and take a nap, we hold zero judgement.

Marvel Superhero Night Lights: The night light that every Avengers loving kid—and adult—needs! Just a certain someone may not have survived Endgame, doesn’t mean they don’t deserve a spot in your superhero home decor.

Darth Vader Wall Light: Ironically light up your home using the Dark Side. This Darth Vader wall light is the Star Wars home decor that your space has been missing.

Cloud Wall Light: This cloud wall light makes a great addition to any kids room or eclectic space. It has an easy to reach switch and casts a dreamy glow.

Moon Wall Light: Make it a full moon every night with a moon wall light. Perfect for everyone from the stargazer to the big dreamer to the aspiring astronaut.

String Lights: And don’t forget to add a few twinkling stars with that moon. String lights like these will do the trick.

Luxury Wooden Wall Sconce: This luxury wall sconce is full of natural charm with its wooden build. A great choice for biophilic interior design, Scandinavian decor, or nature themed spaces.

Triangle Corner Ceiling Light: When wall space is limited and corners are just collecting dust, this triangle corner light can be a design saver. Say goodbye to dark and dim corners forever!

Modern Outdoor Wall Sconce: An outdoor wall sconce that will extend the modern style of your home onto the exterior. Made from aluminum and available in White or Black (shown).

Modern Minimalist Outdoor Wall Lamp With Bubble Glass: Reminiscent of a glass of champagne, it is no wonder that this modern minimalist outdoor wall light has a luxurious feel. Everyone will think that you paid far more than you actually did!

Solar Wall Light: No wiring, no plugs, no muss, no fuss. All you need is a bit of sun to power up this solar wall light. A tradiitonal style outdoor wall light that will meld well with a variety of decor styles.

Solar Outdoor Motion Sensor Lights: Help keep your yard safe with a few solar outdoor motion lights. It can help alert you when that pesky raccoon is trying to steal your garbage again or help your daughter safely try to sneak in past curfew.

Ring Floodlight Security Camera With Motion Sensor, Two Way Talk & Siren Alarm: If safety is a top priority for your home, then you should consider this wall light. If features not just a motion sensor, but a camera, a siren alarm, and a two way talk speaker.

Wall Mirror With Lights: Brighten up any dark wall or bathroom with this lighted vanity mirror. It is a contemporary piece that features a touch sensor, a dimmer function, brightness memory, and anti-fog. It can be hung either horizontal or vertical and is available in 3 sizes.


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  • 93 photo-ideas of lighting and lamps above the dining table

    It is the dining table that brings together all household members, friends and relatives. Here we not only eat, but also communicate, which means that a single pendant lamp for such a multifunctional zone is indispensable. And convenience and a suitable mood in this variety can be achieved by various means - including by choosing the right lighting scenario.

    To fully immerse yourself in the view, we advise you to click on the first photo and go to full screen mode. And then - flip through large pictures and enjoy our selection of bright ideas for lighting the dining table. On some photos you will find green labels that contain additional information about the items used in this interior. Under the photos you can find information about the project and the techniques and materials used. Share your ideas in the comments after the article!

    The Way We Play

    1. Natural light
    By placing the dining table in front of the windows, you solve the problem of lighting at least during daylight hours. Not everyone, however, can boast of an abundance of natural light: in this Stockholm apartment, large windows are left over from the garment factory that was previously located here.

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    NL Décoration

    2. Single lamp above the table
    To create an atmosphere of intimacy and comfort, we use a suspension hanging low over the dining table. In this interior, the authors of the project hung a designer lamp that gives diffused light, playing with shadows.

    Chandelier: Suspension Bau Small by Normann Copenhagen; from crown: Chaise Masters, diz. Philippe Starck for Kartell

    Zhenya Zhdanova

    3. Uniform illumination
    Artichoke chandelier by renowned designer Poul Henningsen and its replicas are not just art objects turned off. When switched on, the chandelier creates uniform, glare-free lighting throughout 360 degrees due to the “petals”.

    David Churchill - Architectural Photographer

    4. Skylights
    The absence or lack of conventional windows can be compensated for by skylights. In addition, they let in up to two times more light than conventional vertical windows in the wall.

    Town House Interiors

    5. Light over
    The main rule when choosing a roof window or windows is that the area of ​​glazing should be at least 10% of the area of ​​the illuminated room. That is, if the window area is 0.9 sq.m, then it will be enough to illuminate a room of 9 sq.m. Philippe Starck for Kartell

    Callwey

    6. Multiply light
    To double the lighting in the dining area, place a mirror in front of the lamp, as in this house in Germany.

    Chairs: Eames Plastic Side Chair (DSR) by Vitra

    Olga Ashby Interiors

    7. Four walls
    If there is no natural light as such, then one mirror over the dining table is not enough. A crystal chandelier and mirrored walls will multiply the light.

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    TS Design | Taras Bezrukov and Stas Samkovich

    8. Add fire
    An additional source of lighting can be a small biofireplace, the fire from which multiplies in a nearby mirror or glass panel.

    Chandelier: Moooi

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    Lucy9 Interior Design 99 Fronts

    90.0011 A large dining table requires decent lighting - let it be a ceiling chandelier, a floor lamp and a huge floor mirror to reflect them.

    10. Local Reflection
    Ceiling mosaics will also help increase the flow of light: in this Chicago apartment, mirror “honeycombs” collect light from a window and from a chandelier.

    PANACOM

    11. Multiple lighting scenarios
    Why not have multiple lighting scenarios for the same luminaires? By switching the light from the top to the bottom, we create a different atmosphere - cheerful and bright for a festive reception or calming and subdued for an everyday meal.

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    ART-B.O.s

    family circle, candles - for romantic evenings.

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    Olga Shangina | Photography

    13. Marking the boundaries
    If the dining table is located near the cooking area, then this neighborhood must be delimited by light. For example, hang a regular chandelier for the dining area, and track lights for the cooking area.

    Enjoy Home Studio

    14. Accent lighting
    Track lights allow you to create different accents in the room: you can highlight this or that detail on the dining table or in the surrounding decor.

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    Visiting: Loft 33 square meters

    Ergo Architecture + Interiors

    15. Lights on the busbar
    Lumina illuminate the desired area, “catch” one or another object.

    16. Spot lighting
    When illuminating the dining table, one should not forget about other important objects of this zone - chairs. You can highlight them with single rotating lamps.

    Hovanskaya Olga

    17. On the move
    The choice of track lighting systems may be related to the layout of the dining area. For example, in this Moscow kitchen, the dining table is a transformer consisting of several parts. And when they move, the light accent also shifts.

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    Odnushechka | Odnushechka

    18. On wheels
    As an additional lighting device, you can use a floor lamp, which can be placed on a skateboard for greater mobility.

    BohoStudio

    19. On the job
    Do not forget that the dining area can be used not only for its intended purpose. For example, on the kitchen sofa you can sit with a book - and here, without an additional light source, well, no way!

    I.D.interior design

    20. Seeing double
    If the spot of light from a single lamp does not completely cover the surface of the dining table, find him a companion.

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    Odnushechka | Odnushechka

    21. Sweet couple
    It is important to place paired lamps not too close, but not too far from each other: exactly at such a distance that the table top is completely covered with light.

    Luminaires: Eichholtz

    nostralux

    22. At different levels
    The height of the pendants does not have to be the same: asymmetry will give dynamics to an overly calm interior of the dining area.

    Vera Tarlovskaya Interiors

    23. Above and below
    Ideally, the length of the wire of the pendant lamp above the dining table should be adjustable, as in this Moscow apartment - to change the lighting (from bright to dim) and the atmosphere around.

    Design: Vera Tarlovskaya

    Wickenden Hutley

    24. Adjustable height
    Some pendant lights have a special mechanism that allows you to adjust the height without much effort.

    Galina Terekhova

    25. Reflective effect
    Dark plafonds and lampshades retain part of the light, which can be corrected by their internal reflective surface.

    Tatyana Alenina Design Bureau

    26. Add some rhythm
    The number of lamps above the dining table can be chosen based not only on the need for lighting, but also on the rhythmic components of the zone (number of shelves, chairs).

    Spaciz Design Company Inc.

    27. Dazzling!
    To prevent the lamp from dazzling those sitting at the dining table, it is worth giving preference to shades that scatter light.

    Fixtures: 19th C. Casbah by Crystal Chandelier

    CROSBY STUDIOS

    28. Flexible
    Wall sconces on telescopic rails are suitable for illuminating large rooms - their design allows you to control the light fluxes and their direction.

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    Masfotogenica Interiorismo

    29. Fixture
    Adjustable lamps are great for illuminating the dining area for different occasions. These fixtures change and adapt to your needs.

    Totaste.studio | Viktor Stefan

    30. Lamps with articulated legs
    Hanging lamps with articulated legs above the dining table are a very flexible solution. Lower lower for a cozy chamber atmosphere - raise higher for general light.

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    Roma & Ro

    Design: Roma & Ro.

    32. Side light
    The LED lighting of the cabinet next to it can also act as additional lighting for the dining area.

    Woodford Architecture and Interiors

    33. Insight Wall
    Side wall lighting can also complement the main lighting of the dining area, bringing an element of intimacy.

    Chair: Tolix A56 Armchair

    Special-style

    34. The Edge of Reason
    The proximity of different lamps and lighting schemes can separate different areas of the kitchen - for lunch and for cooking. Don't be afraid to combine different shapes, colors and styles of lighting fixtures.

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    Elena Gordina

    35. Artemide lamps in this Tokver living room became one of the most important designer finds in this apartment. There are three of them, but they work like one. They have an RGB function and color control from the remote control. And when turned off, they bring the illusion of specularity and shine to matte and seasoned tones.

    Projectorstudio

    36. Tethered
    Single hangers with long cords are rarely used alone. Without a "companion" or "company", such lighting for the dining area is sometimes not enough. Do not look for similarities - use asymmetry, cords of different lengths.

    TS Design | Taras Bezrukov and Stas Samkovich

    Alexander Pollock Interiors

    39. Make it dark
    Chandeliers with dark shades look luxurious, but you can't do without an additional light source in the dining area. After all, they let in only 20% of the light from the lamps installed in them.

    Table: Maison Est; chair: Home Concepts ; luminaire: About Space

    8778228

    40. In different directions
    Using a single lighting fixture in the kitchen is considered a mistake, since different areas should be illuminated according to different scenarios. Another thing is if this lamp is equipped with adjustable shades.

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    Ksenia Bobrikova. Xenia Design Studio

    41. Bon appetit
    The dining table needs to be well lit, so don't be afraid to overdo it with the number of lights. Poor lighting does not stimulate the appetite, and the dishes seem not so tasty.

    Cassidy Hughes Interior Design

    42. Put a dot
    Spot lighting built into the stretch ceiling acts as an additional light source. But you can’t do without central lighting - spot light is not so bright and pleasant.

    Chandelier: Endless

    Jane Kim Architect

    43. Level
    Calculate the placement of pendant lamps so that they do not touch their head when getting up from the dining table. For example, place the hangers strictly in the center of the table.

    Avocado Sweets Design Studio

    44. On a wire
    A chandelier for lighting a dining table can be assembled independently - according to your needs - from single lamps on a wire.

    Pierre Jean Verger

    45. Stand firmly on your feet
    The dining table is illuminated by more than just a ceiling chandelier. A floor lamp for these purposes is a more convenient option, because it can always be placed where light is needed.

    Anthropologie

    Godrich Interiors

    47. Directional light
    An arched floor lamp on an arched tripod is intended rather for directional lighting.

    48. Stand in the corner
    The floor lamp captivates with its mobility: it can always be pushed into a corner and used to illuminate the dining table only on occasion.

    Thomas Herrmann

    49. Such a diffused
    Despite the fact that the floor lamp is translated as “torch” from French, the light from it is sometimes rather subdued. You can enhance the effect of diffused light with a paper lampshade.

    50. Where to go
    Dining table lighting doesn't have to be static at all - with a floor lamp you can move it to the right place.

    Floor Lamp : Uno Floor Light, Richard Taylor Designs;
    chair: Tolix A chair

    m2project

    51. On all fronts
    Dining area lighting scenario can include several lighting options: LED strip on the ceiling, sconces on the wall and a lamp on a flexible tripod.

    52. Single on the side
    Sometimes it is useful to move away from templates and abandon paired wall lights.

    Chris Snook

    53. Portable lamp
    Mobile lamps have a very long cord that allows maximum freedom of movement. Though in the next room, even over the dining table, even on the street.

    54. Wall lamp instead of traditional lighting
    Modern wall lamps on long telescopic rails, due to their flexibility, can compete with a ceiling lamp. They can not only reach the table, but also highlight the picture or window.

    Wall sconce: Applique 1 Bras Pivotant Courbe

    P.S.pierreswatch

    55. Set the accents
    Light up family photos and important decor items with gooseneck wall sconces.

    Fawn Galli Interiors

    56. In different directions
    Wall sconces with several shades are similar in their functionality to track lights: each shade can be responsible for lighting a separate area.

    Sarah Lavoine - Studio d'architecture d'interior

    57. Street lights at home
    Indoor street lights are gaining popularity amid the craze for loft aesthetics: garden and sidewalk lights, industrial-looking lamps and bulbs are some of the most popular details in such interiors.

    S. B. Long Interiors

    58. Three in one
    The dining area can combine several lighting options at once: central - with adjustable shades, local - sconces for side lighting, additional - candles.

    Chandelier: Lindsey Adelman Globe Branching Bubble Chandelier

    Kara Rosenlund

    Like this Australian house in Brisbane.

    CROSBY STUDIOS

    60. Add some air
    Outdoor dining isn't just about sitting in the garden. You can also create an appropriate atmosphere in the apartment: put a slatted bench as a sofa and choose street lamps as a wall lamp.

    Design: Crosby Studios

    Michael Kelley Photography

    61. Old-fashioned
    Two wall chandeliers fill the dining area with gentle light and romance. It is better to arrange them a little further from the main light - in order to avoid conflict.

    Sarah Greenman

    62. With a spark
    Candles in wall chandeliers are not the safest lighting option. As an analogue, you can use sconces with shades that imitate candles.

    Chairs: STEFAN Chair

    Teri Fotheringham Photography

    63. Light from below
    Additional lighting of the dining area can create a peaceful atmosphere - for example, LED table (bar counter) lighting. And illuminated walls can be made from a material with an interesting texture.

    Tutto Interiors

    64. Light in the worktop
    The LED strip can also be installed under the worktop. Just do not overdo it with the light, so that there is no feeling that you are in a bar.

    Mal Corboy Design

    65. Temperature
    Appetite while eating will largely depend on the lighting of the dining area. The higher the lamp temperature in Kelvin (K), the colder the light. Choose lamps up to 5500K (warm white or neutral white) for this zone.

    Tastefully done

    66. Pop Art
    The dining table in this Moscow apartment is lit by an unusual design with LED strip and spotlights. This lighting option corresponds to the general style of the kitchen - pop art.

    LED strip, spotlights: CENTRSVET

    Zimmerman Interiors

    67. Colored lighting
    Colored ceiling lighting is created along the contour using LED strip. It is attached with a self-adhesive base, which is convenient in terms of installation.

    Shirley Meisels

    68. Glow algorithm
    You can choose the RGB LED strip paired with the controller. It will allow not only to change the backlight color, but also to set the glow algorithm.

    Interior Studio M2

    69. Add color
    With the LED strip, the color of which can be switched using the controller, you feel like a director of your kitchen. The dining table can be illuminated in different colors depending on the occasion or time of day.

    Simone Micheli

    70. Stand up as a wall
    If the LED strip seems insufficient and its light seems dim, then an LED panel or box can be used. It can be placed both on the ceiling and on the wall.

    ub.design | Boris Uborevich-Borovsky

    71. Two in one
    LED strip provides a wide field for creativity: it can be used not only to illuminate the ceiling above the dining table, but also to illuminate furniture and decor items. Or for a hood that doubles as a central light source, as in this Moscow apartment.

    Design — UB.Design.

    Barbara Rooch Interior Environments, Inc.

    72. Illuminated multi-level ceiling
    Cornice lighting can visually elevate a multi-level ceiling. It can be either individual spotlights or LED strip.

    Fricano Custom Cabinetry

    73. Inner Empire
    Hidden light sources - lamps or LED strips - will emphasize not only a chic chandelier, but also the lower level of the ceiling.

    74. Partial lighting
    You can also organize partial lighting with LED strip - by installing it, for example, in moldings near the dining table. Or run along the ceiling or floor, creating the illusion of a hovering wall.

    Paolo Carli Moretti Architetto

    75. Age limit
    If young people are gathering at the dinner table, then chandeliers and crystal may not be appropriate. Lighting can match the club theme - spotlights, lights, LED strips, halogen lamps.

    MOHAMED KEILANI

    76. Less is more
    LED strips are less powerful than other light sources. This option is suitable for eco-interior design, Scandinavian style, minimalism.

    Nina Frolova

    77. A holiday that is always with you
    Do not remove the Christmas tree garland immediately after the New Year - it will serve as decorative lighting, including the dining table. And the feeling of a holiday will not leave you while eating.

    Nicole Crowder Design

    78. Bulbs on the wall
    You can decorate a floor lamp, a mirror, separate decor items near the dining table with a garland. Or a slate wall with a decorative skull, like in this American dining room.

    Louise de Miranda

    79. Around the world
    Decorative light sources - table lamps, garlands - can serve not only to illuminate the dining table, but also for an accent wall, as in this house in the Netherlands.

    Monteliushome

    80. Plastic fantasy
    For reasons of convenience and safety, you should choose a garland with plastic shades and LED lights. Such a lighting device will not heat up and will not break.

    Hometown Evolution Inc.

    81. Like outdoors
    Try to create an atmosphere of gatherings on the veranda - put strings of light bulbs in two rows above the dining table.

    82. Diagonally
    Or you can break your usual vision and let a garland with light bulbs diagonally, as in this New York apartment.

    Ghirardelli Architetti

    83. In tandem
    Even flammable objects can be decorated with a garland with LED bulbs. For example, an old snag, which after that will turn into a decorative lamp.

    84. Spotlight
    Such not very homely (at first glance) lighting fixtures as spotlights, street lamps and garlands will perfectly fit into a loft-style interior. Just don't use a spotlight to light the dining table (the flood can be too bright) - let it serve a decorative purpose.

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    85. Home comfort
    A table lamp as a local light brings a special atmosphere of home comfort. Its light can also highlight the main thing - and hide the secondary.

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    86. Zoning with light
    A small room can be divided into zones using table lamps. They will mark the light border, beyond which the workspace or bedroom begins.

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    87. Source of light and inspiration
    The dining area will be personalized with custom-made lamps. For example, in this Berlin "communal for architects" all the furniture and lighting are made by the residents.

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    modern models on adjustable tripods will cope with this task easily.

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    89. Bon appetit
    To illuminate the dining table, it is better to choose lamps that generate a warm or neutral white color. Distorted colors can spoil the color of food and appetite.

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    90. Street spirit
    Street signs can be used as additional light sources. In this British home, cool white neon tubes are attached to a frame and powered by the mains.

    91. Advertisement break
    The light-bulb advertising sign is not as cold as neon and is perfect for creating a cafe atmosphere right in the kitchen or dining room.

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    92. As an addition
    Of course, a street sign will not create enough lighting for a dining table - you can't do without the main light. Combine different light sources and different chairs.

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    93. A bold decision
    Don't be afraid of extraordinary solutions in lighting the dining table: an umbrella chandelier on an adjustable tripod with a punching bag as a counterweight cannot fail to attract attention.

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    Lighting in the living room: 100 photo options for organizing light sources

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    From general to local — we tell in detail what lighting should be in a modern living room, and analyze scenarios for different layouts.

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    A lot depends on the right light: how comfortable you will be in the room, how the furniture, decoration and decor will look, whether you will spoil your eyesight while sitting with a book under a dim lamp. In this article, we will tell you how to plan lighting in the living room so that it meets all the needs of the residents and looks beautiful.

    How to think about the light in the living room

    Basic rules
    Luminaire types
    — For main light
    — For local light
    Scenario options
    — Kitchen-living room
    – Private room
    – Living room-bedroom
    — Combination with cabinet
    If the ceiling is low

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    Let's start with general rules to help you plan your living room lighting design:

    • Think over the light at the stage of repair. The placement of functional zones depends on this. For ceiling and wall lights, you will need outlets, and you also need to immediately plan the location of the outlets.
    • Regardless of the size and function of the room, there must be at least two types of lighting: main and local. Often decorative lighting is added to them.
    • The number of light points and the power of the lamps depend on the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe room, the location and size of the windows.
    • Each functional area must have its own light sources. For example, if you have a large kitchen-living room, the lamps should not only be on the ceiling in the center of the room, but also in the cooking area, above the dining room and the soft sofa group.
    • Don't forget the accessories. If the room is dark, a beautiful picture will simply merge with a gray or beige wall. Figured floor vase - will become a nondescript shadow in the corner. So that the accent details are not lost against the general background, spotlight the large decor. This can be either museum-type lighting (for example, small lamps above paintings) or hidden. For decorative lighting in the living room in a modern style, LED strips are well suited.
    • Choose the right light temperature. It should not be too yellow (the eyes will get tired, and the colors in the room will be distorted), nor too white - you will get the effect of hospital lamps, the space will become uncomfortable.
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    Modern lighting in the living room is not limited to a chandelier and floor lamp. There are many models of lamps that fit different scenarios and interior styles.

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    For skylight use:

    • Chandeliers are a classic option for which it is important to choose the right height and decor. The smaller the room, the closer to the ceiling the chandelier should hang, so as not to clutter up the space and not visually reduce the height of the walls. The large format and many decorative details are suitable for spacious rooms and matching styles. For example, in Art Deco, Neoclassicism and Classics, a luxurious accent chandelier is indispensable.
    • Plafonds - there can be one large or a group of plafonds on the same base. In the second case, consider their number: the more modest the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe living room, the less they should be so as not to overload the interior.
    • Spots are a miniature version of spotlights. Small in size, they are mounted on the base, and the body itself can be rotated at any angle, directing the stream of light where it is needed.
    • Spot - are built into the canvas and are almost invisible. For maximum effect, choose models without contours - so they completely dissolve into the ceiling.
    • Pendant lights are well suited for local lighting. And in the united space they also zone it. So, most often, hanging models are placed above the dining group in the kitchen-living room. Hangers differ not only in design, but also in the type of fastening: it can be point (on a cord), linear (on a rectangular base) and circular (for a group of lamps). As well as the design: there are linear models and those that are mounted on various cables.
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    Others

    In addition to ceiling and pendant lamps, any other types of lamps are suitable for the living room.

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    These include:

    • Floor lamps - various types of floor lamps, which are selected taking into account the style of the room, the height of the ceiling and the necessary functionality. For example, if you love to read in your living room, check out a hinged floor lamp that can be tilted to make the light more directional.
    • Table lamps - small lamps are suitable for illuminating a desktop and a bed, but they can also be used as a decorative light. This includes nightlights and electric candles.
    • Wall - any sconces that are mounted on the wall. They are convenient to highlight a dining group, a reading nook, highlight corners or emphasize decor.
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    Let's analyze the best lighting design options in the living room for different scenarios.

    Kitchen-living room

    Now this is one of the most popular layouts, as open combined spaces are in trend.

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    Main features:

    • It is necessary to illuminate a fairly large area, which is not blocked by walls and blind partitions.
    • There are at least three functional areas: the kitchen itself, the dining room and the hall.
    • Light in this case plays not only a technical role, but also acts as a zoning tool.

    If the room is small in area (10-15 sq. m.), for the general overhead light, one ceiling lamp in the center or spots along the perimeter of the ceiling will be enough. For a spacious room, it is better to make two or even three main lamps in different parts of the room.

    Local illumination is located in each zone. In the kitchen, this is usually the illumination of the work surface and cabinets. In the dining room, pendant lights or wall sconces next to the dining table. In the recreation area - soft diffused light from a floor lamp or lamps.

    If the living room has a stretch ceiling, lighting and different height levels will help zone the space without overloading it with heavy structures. For example, the canvas may be slightly lower in the cooking area and slightly higher in the living part of the room. Above the sofa group, you can organize hidden lighting around the perimeter, which will give a soft, subdued light.

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    Separate room

    Ceiling lighting in the living room is represented by a beautiful chandelier, a system of LEDs (they can be hidden or accent) or a powerful lamp with a large shade.

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    The rest of the illumination depends on the footage, shape and content of the room. If you have a home library, organize micro-illumination of the shelves, and also make sure that it is convenient to read books. For example, place a floor lamp or hang a sconce with a sufficiently powerful light on the wall near the sofa or armchair.

    It is important that the seating area can be quickly changed from bright to dim. So you can change the mood and create a relaxed atmosphere for a romantic evening, watching a movie, etc. And dim warm lighting will not glare from the screen.

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    Living room-bedroom

    If the hall is combined with the bedroom, it is important to consider lighting scenarios so that you can both relax and spend time actively with family or friends.

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    Use the following scheme:

    • Primary ceiling light - 1-2 ceiling lamps (depending on the size of the room).
    • Sufficiently bright local sources in the hall - a floor lamp, pendant lamps, sconces.
    • Subdued lighting in the sleeping area.
    • Brighter point sources near the bed (eg nightstand lamp). If you have a dressing table or wardrobe, light them up as well.
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    Combination with Cabinet

    An apartment does not always have space for a separate office, so the workplace is often arranged in a common room.

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    The lighting system here will be the same as in a regular separate living room, only the illumination of the workplace is added. And it should be not only a small table lamp next to the computer. To make it comfortable to work at the computer and with papers, add another light source in this area. Let it be a soft LED-backlight, a small floor lamp or a pendant lamp.

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