There are many tricks of the trade to help make rooms appear larger than they are.
One of these tricks involves using light. The way light is used in a space can make it appear larger than it is. Keep these tips in mind when adding lighting options to a smaller area.
Track Lighting
Track lights don’t take up a lot of space in a room but still provide significant light.
Each individual light on a track can be adjusted to provide optimal light in otherwise dark spaces. Lights can be moved to bounce off walls or ceilings so that more light is displayed in a room. Not only is track lighting advantageous because it is customizable, but it also makes a great decorative statement in any space. LED installation can also further brighten a room with powerful LED lights that will last.
Recessed Lighting
Smaller rooms have less floor space. Because of this, it can be tricky to find places to put lamps to add more light.
Adding a large lighting fixture on the ceiling will only break up the room. As an alternative, recessed lighting can be installed directly into the ceiling to provide added lighting without taking away from the space. Low-profile recessed lighting creates a clean line of sight, and LED lights can add the lighting needed to brighten up any sized space.
Natural Light
Of course, letting natural light into the room will do wonders for brightening up an area.
Keep drapes to a minimum and let as much natural light in as possible. But when natural light simply isn’t an option, LED lighting is the next best solution. This lighting option has optimum output in any color range that can be specifically tailored to meet the needs of any room. Work with LED suppliers and installers to create a customized, efficient, and cost-effective lighting plan. The difference can be surprising.
To find out more about LED lighting that is right for your space, contact US LED.
