The Lightings in Interior Design Plays a Big Role. Good and Properly Projected Lighting in a Given Interior Gives an Authentic Appearance and a Specific Atmosphere.

In the Design of Lighting, It is Advisable to Have Multiple Types of Lighting and Do a Combination: The Basic (Ceiling Light) Which Uniformly Illuminates the Space, Then Ambient (Indirect Lighting in a Lowered Ceiling) Which Gives a Discreet and Diffused Light, and Lighting for Highlighting Specific Elements in the Space (Decorative) in the Form of Table, Floor, and Wall Lamps. The Combination of These Three Types of Lighting Allows for Adjustment of Lighting to Needs and Activities Throughout the Day in Daily Life. Lighting is Primarily Divided into Functional or Basic (Technical) Lighting and Decorative Lighting. Everything That is Integrated into the Ceiling and Mostly Illuminates the Space Means That It is About Lighting Which Satisfies Basic Needs for Illumination of the Space. Decorative Lighting Serves for Additional Illumination of the Space and Serves an Aesthetic Purpose. Lighting Also Differed According to the Function of the Room. The Basic Difference is in the Intensity and in the Tone of the Color. In the Kitchen and Bathroom, Stronger Lighting is Needed, While in the Bedroom, Softer and Calming Lighting is Desired. The Color of the Light Can Significantly Impact the Atmosphere in the Room as Well as the Mood. Warm White Light Creates a Comfortable and Calming Atmosphere, While Cold White Light is More Energetic and Prominent. A Further Effect Can Be Achieved with Dimmable Lighting Which Allows for Adjustment of Intensity According to Needs Throughout the Day and Mood. Lighting is More Than a Practical Element of the Interior, It is a Key Tool for Transforming Space and Improving the Quality of Life in It.

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