Corridor lighting provides a pleasant atmosphere

Hallways are special areas in our homes. We normally only spend a few seconds at a time there. Nevertheless, we usually go through these spaces several times a day. The hallway is the first room we enter when we get home and the last one we leave when we go out. 

Corridors should be warm and inviting since they are reception areas for our guests. Nothing is more welcoming than the right hallway lighting. The combination of room, mood and area lighting sets the scene, creates a pleasant illuminated atmosphere and provides just the right amount of brightness. 

Ceiling, wall lights and spotlights are suitable corridor lighting. Many of these lights are equipped with LED light-emitting diodes and are unsurpassed in energy efficiency. 

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Different styles of hallway lamps

There are many different styles and styles of lighting, from traditional to contemporary. Some common lamp styles include:

Classic style: This style usually includes traditional shapes and materials such as crystal, bronze, and designs reminiscent of classic shapes from past eras.

Modern style: Modern lighting designs focus on simple lines, minimalist shapes and the use of modern materials such as metal, glass and plastic.

Industrial style: This style is inspired by industrial design, often incorporating exposed metal elements, raw textures and simple yet functional design.

Retro/vintage style: Retro lighting is often inspired by the shapes and styles of past decades, such as the 1950s and 1960s. This can include the use of coloured elements, vintage patterns and design from that era.

Ethnic/Exotic: This style includes lighting that reflects cultural elements from different parts of the world, such as African, Asian or Latin American patterns and materials

Recessed lights in the corridor 

Built-in corridor lights play a significant role in creating a pleasant atmosphere and ensuring safety. Below are some important aspects of built-in hallway lighting: 

Functionality: Built-in corridor lights must generate enough light to enable safe movement and at the same time emphasize the architectural features of the room. 

Types of lights: There are several types of built-in hallway lights, including LED panels, downlights, spot lights, and built-in light strips. The choice depends on the size of the corridor and the desired style. 

Light colour: The colour of light has a significant impact on the atmosphere in the room. In corridors, neutral or cool white light is usually recommended to provide good visibility and illumination while creating a fresh and modern look. 

Energy efficiency: Consider energy efficiency when choosing recessed lights. Economical and long-lasting LED lights are undisputably the best choice. 

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