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Bedroom lamps – vitally important for well-being
Bedroom is the resting place where we end the day in the evening and start a new one in the morning. A customized and versatile bedroom lighting concept caters to different activities, such as getting up, getting dressed and making the bed. Firstly, good room lighting and a homogeneous basic brightness facilitate easier orientation. A nightstand lamp with the zonal lighting is usually the first light we turn on in the morning and the last one we turn off before falling asleep. Mood lighting adds the finishing touch and creates a distinctly calm atmosphere.
Room, zone and mood lighting can be achieved by a number of different light sources, such as pendant, ceiling, wall, table and floor lamps. Check our broad selection of bedroom lighting for valuable tips and fresh ideas!
Bedroom lamps in different materials:
General bedroom lighting
General lighting is excellent for orientation when making the bed, getting dressed and cleaning the bedroom. It also neutralizes sharp luminance contrasts that would wear out your eyes. Such consistent illumination of the room can be achieved with non-glare pendant and ceiling lights.
Completely glare-free indirect room light has a particularly pleasant effect. Especially advisable are lamps and wall lamps that direct the light upwards. Pendant lights with reflectors that direct light towards the ceiling also prove suitable for soft, indirect room lighting.
Reading lamps for optimal lighting
Reading lights provide ideal glare-free light directed downwards exactly where needed when reading books, magazines and other content.
Every bedroom requires appropriate lighting in the bedside area. The lamp on the bedside table is often used as a reading lamp. You can place the table lamp on the bedside table or install the wall lamp above or next to the bed.
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Different styles of lamps for the bedroom
Bedroom lighting differs depending on the style you choose and can have a significant impact on the atmosphere of the room. One popular style is modern, which is characterised by clean lines and minimalist design, often using materials such as metal, glass and plastic. The colour scheme in this style includes neutral colours such as white, grey and black, creating a sleek and tidy look. The industrial style, on the other hand, brings in raw and robust elements such as metal, concrete and recycled wood, with visible light bulbs often at the forefront of the design. This style is characterised by darker colours such as black, dark grey and brown tones, adding a touch of urban flair. Scandinavian style, on the other hand, emphasises simplicity and functionality by using natural materials such as wood, glass and natural fabrics, with light colours such as white, light grey and pastel tones predominating, creating a feeling of light and spaciousness. Rustic style focuses on warm and natural materials such as wood, metal and textiles, often with an emphasis on handmade components or an antique look. The colour scheme in this style includes warm tones such as brown, creating a cosy and homely atmosphere.
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Mood lighting
Bedroom is where we appreciate light the most as it creates a pleasant atmosphere and lures us into comfortably curling up in bed. Most suitable are table, floor or battery lamps with a soft, diffuse quality of light that shines softly without illuminating the entire room. LED candles and wax candle holders are another alternative to creating a relaxed mood, boosting our well-being and making it easier to unwind after an exhausting day.
LED strips also beautifully illuminate your bedroom. You can fasten them to the bed, between the wall and the ceiling or the wall and the floor to bask in smooth, indirect lighting.