This room does not need intrusive lighting, yet it is handy to create various dimmable lighting points, to control the intensity of light according to need and time of day through a lighting scheme designed by levels.

The first level is ambient lighting which is diffuse and indirect light that broadly illuminates the space and includes both natural light obtained from windows and skylights and artificial lighting created with ceiling lights, ceiling suspensions, or floor lamps.

Suspensions placed in the center of the bedroom are scenic solutions, especially if the ceiling is high, and includes models with unique geometries or particular designs.

Ceiling lights combined with floor lamps can provide enough diffused light to comfortably enjoy the space during activities that do not require soft or focused lighting. For ambient lighting, we recommend using a neutral type of color temperature.

Next, create a second level with direct lights for focused activities, such as applying makeup or reading. Proper lighting for this type of activity can be accomplished with the use of table lamps. Good placement can be on the bedside table, pendant lights on either side of the bed, wall sconces near the mirror area, wall lights on either side of a headboard, or other focused directional lights when needed.

Accent lighting is the third level of lighting for the bedroom and should be designed to act as a dimmed version of ambient lighting, giving off a more intimate and soft light that can create a cosy atmosphere to help you relax without tiring your eyes.

In this case it is best to use indirect light sources such as recessed spotlights, wall, table and floor lamps or LED lights hidden in ceiling cuts or positioned along the headboard of the bed.

Dark corner or next to the armchair in the bedroom, a floor lamp creates a pleasant spot. Accent lights should use a warm color temperature, around 3000K.

Other pragmatic elements can be used to illuminate the bedroom, such as spotlights, inserted in special tracks or recessed into the ceiling. Both types constitute true design elements that enrich the room by decorating it and perfecting the relevant style of furniture. They are usually placed at a variable distance from each other and spread light throughout the room.