How do I create functional indoor lighting?

Creating functional lighting starts with lighting design. We put together things to consider in lighting design to create functional and uniform lighting. The lighting plan benefits an electrical designer, a building designer and an interior designer. In addition, the lighting plan is of great help during the construction/installation phase.

• It would be a good idea to create an lighting plan before the electricity plan. This ensures that the lamps can be positioned in the right place and that the wiring takes into account the needs of lighting.

• Do you want smart lighting or traditional lighting that is controlled by the controls. Smart lighting has become more common due to its ease of use and usability. Lighting can be modified according to changing needs, as well as energy savings increased by automated efficiency. Smart lighting can be controlled with a smart device or the devices, so you don't have to think about placement in advance. However, if the choice is traditional switches, you need to think about their placement. How many switches are needed, where the light is easy to control and which lights work with which switches.

• We need to think about the needs of the farm. In addition to sufficient general light, it is also necessary to consider whether working lights are needed for precise work or mood lighting.

• What kind of lamps do you want in the space? Are there any unobtrusive light sources or flashy lamps. Discreet lamps and indirect lighting can create a uniform general light, interior lights provide spectacular and comfortable space, and spotlight applied to spotlights where it is needed.

• What kind of colour temperature of light is suitable for the space? In order to create uniform lighting, the colour temperatures of the lamps should be similar. If precision is required, lighting of more than 4000 Kelvi values is recommended. If calm, kelvi's value may be warmer (3000K). Also take into account sufficient colour repetition (CRI) to ensure that the colours are able to reach their rights. Adjustable light temperature lamps are a good alternative to the colour of light, as it allows you to adjust the light colour temperature to suit the situation.

• Renovations and new projects must predict how light will affect the surfaces of the space and whether the colour will fold yellow, blue or what?

• Indirect light can be used to highlight desired points, furniture and elements, or to bring extra light to the space. Lighting can be installed on stairs, shelves, ceilings - really anything.

• Pay attention to the interior of the property. Dark décor needs significantly more light than light. While shiny materials reflect light, matte surfaces eat it.