Lighting for a master bedroom

5 years ago

Hello, first timer here, so I come in peace ✌️

I have just bought a house and was wondering if people can help with a dilemma of mine.

I have a room that will be 16ft x 14ft and not sure what lighting to go for?

Do I go with spotlights or a center light or a mix of both.

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Patrina
5 years ago
Welcome, for me I don't like the idea of spots in a bedroom. I would go with combination of a main light possibly on a dimmer and besides also, depending on furniture size/placement and space. You could carve out a little reading nook/sitting area with a comfy chair and a well placed floor lamp. I love the mood lamps set in a room
Ray S
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you Patrina,

I do like the idea of a main dimmer controlled light and then bedsides as well, similar to hotel rooms. Yeah it seems spotlights are not a preference for a bedroom but it's very difficult to tell.
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minnie101
5 years ago
I would agree with Patrina, something on a dimmer is great as you need more light in the morning to get ready but something cosier at night. You could also consider whether you need lighting over your wardrobe plus if there's an area where you'll get ready. Some people also add a discreet reading light in addition to bedside lamps. I don't know if the room is ensuite and whether it would be in budget but the really low level lighting motion controlled lights for nighttime trips to the loo are fantastic (although I don't know anything about them if I'm honest!)
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If your going down the route of using a dimmer make sure its compatible with the type of fitting you are using i.e halogen / LED as most don't work with a dimmer switch
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Litecraft
5 years ago
Hi Ray,

We have a blog post over on our website all about bedroom lighting which I believe may help you. Here is a link.

So I can help you further and suggest the right kind of lighting for your home, what decor style are you going for in your bedroom? Also, what kind of a light would you be looking for if you did go for a main central light?

Here is a link to our spotlights page, we stock a huge range of spotlights which may be what you are looking for if you do end up taking that route.

Here is a link to all of our ceiling lights for you to take a look at too.

You may also be able to grasp some inspiration from our Instagram platform, as we share lots of bedrooms which may take your fancy.

We hope this helps and you find the right lighting for your bedroom. If you do have any queries, please don't hesitate in contacting our customer service team at customerservice@litecraft.co.uk or on 0161 359 4777.

Kind Regards,

Litecraft Team

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