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Bathroom
Lighting—Dazzle The Space With Brilliance and Beauty!
The bathroom may very well be one of the most difficult rooms in the home to illuminate properly. Odd angles and the peculiar lighting needs of the space make finding the right bathroom light fixtures more than challenging. But, with a little homework and patience, you can truly make the space dazzle while enhancing the overall look and feel of the space.
Darkness and shadows are some of the biggest problems with vanity lighting. This is because far too often the space is illuminated with a lonely ceiling fixture. In any space, especially the bathroom, you need to spread the illumination between more than one bath light because there are different types of interior lighting due to varying needs. While a ceiling fixture is great for providing overall or general illumination, a wall sconce or vanity light is also necessary to add task lighting for hygiene needs and other duties. But how much light do you really need?
A good rule of thumb to remember is that the overall illumination for a room should equal the square footage of the space multiplied by 1.5 Watts. A 12’X12’ bathroom will need approximately 220 Watts of overall illumination. While you may be tempted to simply flood the space with that much illumination from a ceiling fixture, this will tend to create glare and a rather uncomfortable environment. Instead, you want to derive approximately 50-60 percent of your lighting from the ceiling fixture and the rest from wall sconces, bathroom light bars, etc.
Bathrooms can also be a great place for a small table lamp, if there is sufficient counter space, a handy outlet location, and if the lamp is a safe distance from water sources. Small lamps can add warmth and charm to your existing bathroom decorating. Lamp shades should be designed to stand up to the damp environment of a bathroom. Lamp shade colors and materials can either be chosen to match your towels, shower curtain, and rugs, or to bring an additional accent color into the room.
The actual style and materials of the fixtures themselves will depend primarily upon the overall décor of the room as well as the bath fixtures and other details in the space. A traditional or rustic bath décor will probably look best when illuminated with bathroom lights featuring a finish of polished brass, Peruvian bronze, or perhaps even a Palladio finish. More contemporary settings would probably be more suitable to a brushed steel or even polished chrome finish.
Finally, never forget that all light fixtures, whether for the bathroom or not, need to complement the others in the space in style, materials, and color scheme. By doing so, you will unify the various bathroom lighting and create a more dazzling decorative effect. Remember, the bathroom should be one of the most relaxing and inviting rooms in the home so take your time when choosing the best lighting options!
The bathroom may very well be one of the most difficult rooms in the home to illuminate properly. Odd angles and the peculiar lighting needs of the space make finding the right bathroom light fixtures more than challenging. But, with a little homework and patience, you can truly make the space dazzle while enhancing the overall look and feel of the space.
Darkness and shadows are some of the biggest problems with vanity lighting. This is because far too often the space is illuminated with a lonely ceiling fixture. In any space, especially the bathroom, you need to spread the illumination between more than one bath light because there are different types of interior lighting due to varying needs. While a ceiling fixture is great for providing overall or general illumination, a wall sconce or vanity light is also necessary to add task lighting for hygiene needs and other duties. But how much light do you really need?
A good rule of thumb to remember is that the overall illumination for a room should equal the square footage of the space multiplied by 1.5 Watts. A 12’X12’ bathroom will need approximately 220 Watts of overall illumination. While you may be tempted to simply flood the space with that much illumination from a ceiling fixture, this will tend to create glare and a rather uncomfortable environment. Instead, you want to derive approximately 50-60 percent of your lighting from the ceiling fixture and the rest from wall sconces, bathroom light bars, etc.
Bathrooms can also be a great place for a small table lamp, if there is sufficient counter space, a handy outlet location, and if the lamp is a safe distance from water sources. Small lamps can add warmth and charm to your existing bathroom decorating. Lamp shades should be designed to stand up to the damp environment of a bathroom. Lamp shade colors and materials can either be chosen to match your towels, shower curtain, and rugs, or to bring an additional accent color into the room.
The actual style and materials of the fixtures themselves will depend primarily upon the overall décor of the room as well as the bath fixtures and other details in the space. A traditional or rustic bath décor will probably look best when illuminated with bathroom lights featuring a finish of polished brass, Peruvian bronze, or perhaps even a Palladio finish. More contemporary settings would probably be more suitable to a brushed steel or even polished chrome finish.
Finally, never forget that all light fixtures, whether for the bathroom or not, need to complement the others in the space in style, materials, and color scheme. By doing so, you will unify the various bathroom lighting and create a more dazzling decorative effect. Remember, the bathroom should be one of the most relaxing and inviting rooms in the home so take your time when choosing the best lighting options!
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