Modern luminous solutions for bathrooms successfully combine style and functionality.
Lighting not only plays a central role in the practical design of the bathroom, but also has a huge aesthetic value. There are a great many lighting options, which makes the task of choosing one of them very difficult. Here are some points that you need to pay attention to when choosing a modern bathroom lighting system.
Basic lighting
Bathroom lighting can be divided into three categories.
Upper light.
For the main lighting for the entire bathroom, separate white fluorescent lamps are usually used. Although it is convenient and inexpensive, but far from aesthetic attractiveness and tends to make more rude reflection in the mirrors. The modern design of bathroom furniture prefers a softer light, from non-core-white to medium tones, more relaxing and more gentle for the complexion in the reflection. Good upper lighting is created in a row and point lamps.
Centient backlight.
Although this is an additional option for a traditional bathroom, in modern design, focusing lighting has become one of the main elements. It complements the main light, focusing on attractive details. Usually these are small wall -mounted lamps.
Special lighting.
Such light is designed for places requiring additional lighting – cabinets, shells, mirrors. The best solution for mirrors is usually the location of the bulbs around the perimeter, the light should not be very bright, scattered and located at the right corners to avoid shadows on the face.
In -depth lamps
In -depth lamps, usually built into the ceiling, are very loved by designers, because they are inexpensive, allow you to smoothly control the brightness of the light and give a characteristic gloss to modern bathrooms. In -depth lamps are built over key zones, such as toilet, bath, shower. Lighting of individual zones instead of the entire space completely reduces the cost of electricity.
Lorid lighting
Modern trends move in the direction of warm, scattered light, muffled shadows. Glass or plastic scatters on bright bulbs are suitable as an inexpensive elegant upper light, this will soften and dissipate yellow light and create a warm cozy shine. If you prefer fluorescent lamps, choose warm white tones instead of daytime ones to avoid excessive brightness.
Heating lamps
If you live in a cool climate, think about heating lamps. Giving muffled light, they heat the floor and walls of your bathroom with infrared rays. Use them with a built -in fan, and this will remove excess steam and avoid the appearance of mold.
