Here\u2019s an old trick: light up three of the four cornersof the living space, focusing one of those lights on an object (like\u00a0a plant, a chair or a painting). Use a combination of table lamps and floor lamps, some with a downward glow and some that shine upward.<\/p>\n
Dining Room<\/strong><\/p>\n Your dining table needs to be the brightest spot in the room. Use a chandelier or a pendant above the table. Indirect lighting is the best for the remaining\u00a0spots in the room. A\u00a0small table lamp on a sideboard or matching sconces on the wall above are both\u00a0perfect options.<\/p>\n Kitchen<\/strong><\/p>\n If you spend a good part of your time in the kitchen you know that it\u2019s importante to illuminate work surfaces. Use pendants, under-cabinet lights.<\/p>\n Bedroom<\/strong><\/p>\n You will appreciate this advise later: place reading lamps or sconces by the bed (but not pointed directly at it). If you have track fixtures, angle them away from the bed, toward the dressing area and include a small, intimate lamp\u00a0in a sidetable.<\/p>\n Bathroom<\/strong><\/p>\n Ladies: from now on your\u00a0best friend will be a\u00a0pair of sconces. There\u2019s no best way to apply makeup that having a couple sidelights. An overhead light helps fill in any shadows on your face and also fully illuminates the room (perfect for cleaning time). If you have a big bathroom, you might also want a light directly over the shower.<\/p>\n![\"For](\"http:\/\/www.brabbu.com\/en\/news-events\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/For-each-room-a-different-lighting-option-6.jpg\")
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