5 Lighting Tips For Your Bathroom
John Cullen Lighting
il y a 6 ans
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By Sally Storey, Design Director of John Cullen Lighting
1. Overall Consideration - It is best to think about lighting when you think about plumbing. This will ensure your finishes are shown off to the best effect and you can make the most of incorporating lighting into niches, window reveals, floor washing etc.
2. General Lighting – Downlights are a practical consideration for general light, but forget the concept of a grid of lighting. Instead bring up the finishes by locating the LED Polespring from John Cullen close to the tiled or stone wall to dramatically bring up the finish, providing streaks of light almost like running water. Position another to direct towards the basin and another above the WC or towel rail will provide the perfect balance.
3. Task lighting – this is really the lighting of the face. Without doubt the best solution is two wall lights either side of the mirror as this gives the correct side light that will balance the face. Pendants such as the John Cullen Grissini or Penne are an ideal solution.
4. Spa magic - For the magic and spa quality, using one watt low level LEDs make all the difference. Consider 1w Lucca uplights lighting a stone or tiled wall behind a freestanding bath or a Lucca uplight set into a windowsill to light shutters. This effect is almost like putting nightlights around - it is the instant candle. Combine these with floor washes under the sink on the side wall to wash the floor using - the Oslo or Cazalla reflects the light off the floor and creates another layer!
5. Lighting control - To create the perfect balance to the layers of light dimming control is essential. For a simpler effect consider two dimmed circuits one for the general light and one for the task mirror light and the lower level effect light A perfect solution is to use a control system as this will give you four scenes and off.
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