How to Design With Light

Designing with light can dramatically change the mood,

look and functionality of any room.

See what's possible with lighting.

LIVING ROOM

No Light

TABLE/FLOOR LAMPSProvide bright general light.

RECESSED DOWNLIGHTSProvides bright general light.

WALL GRAZE DOWNLIGHTSProvides visual interest by highlighting a textured wall surface while illuminating

mantel and hearth objects.

WALL WASHING DOWNLIGHTSHighlights your artwork.

CABINET/WALL-UNIT LIGHTINGDraws attention to collectibles.

Turn Off Recessed Downlights to Add Drama to the Room

KITCHEN

No Light

RECESSED DOWNLIGHTSHighlights cabinets and illuminates food preparation area.

UNDERCABINET LIGHTINGProvides adequate light for countertop work tasks.

TOP OF CABINET FLUORESCENTGives an open feel to room and provides a good general amount of light.

OVER–SINK DOWNLIGHTProvides directed light for sink -- dishwashing, food prep, etc.

HANGING PENDANTSCreates or defines an area.

Leave the Undercabinet Downlights on for a great nightlight.

BEDROOM

No Light

CEILING FAN LIGHTProvides bright general room light and an air circulation system.

RECESSED DOWNLIGHTSProvides bright general light for tasks like room cleaning and packing.

BEDSIDE TABLE LAMPSFocuses light on reading material while confining light to your side of the bed.

TRACK LIGHT ON WALL ARTHighlights your artwork.

SCONCESEnhances personal style by adding a decorative element to the room.

Turn Off Fan Light to Make the Room Seem Cozier.

SOURCE

Phillips Lightinghttp://www.nam.lighting.philips.com/us/consumer/