Bedroom lamps

If you want to illuminate your bedrooms with style and personality. Here are some tips that will be of great help:

• Value the function and the environment: Before choosing the bedroom lamps, think about how you are going to use the bedroom. Use different light sources to create layered lighting to suit different needs and atmospheres in the bedroom.
• General lighting: Provides soft and uniform general lighting throughout the bedroom. You can achieve this by using a ceiling light, ceiling lights or recessed spotlights that disperse light evenly.
• Task lighting: It has the right lamps for the activities you are going to carry out, such as reading or working at a desk. Wall sconces with readers or table lamps are ideal for providing adequate light.
• Ambient lighting: To create a cozy atmosphere in the bedroom, we can opt for indirect light sconces or LED strips behind the furniture. Installing a suspended lamp on the table is also a great option.
• Accent lighting: Highlight decorative elements in the bedroom, such as a painting, an accent wall or a piece of furniture. You can use directional or track recessed spotlights to highlight these elements and create a striking effect.
• Control the light: If possible, opt for dimmable lamps to have control over the amount of light in the bedroom. This will allow you to adjust the lighting according to your needs and create different environments depending on the occasion.

The recommended lumens for correct lighting in a bedroom can vary depending on several factors, such as the size of the room, the colors of the decoration and the specific areas that we want to light depending on its use.

However, these levels can serve as a general guide.

• General Lighting: A range of 100-200 lumens is recommended for adequate general lighting. The ideal is to achieve this through one or more light sources, such as ceiling lamps, ceiling lights or recessed spotlights.
• Spot or function lighting: To perform certain specific tasks in a bedroom, such as reading or working, it is advisable to have punctual lighting. A level of around 150 lumens is sufficient for reading in bed, while 500-800 lumens would be ideal for working at a desk.
• Cabinet lighting: In many bedrooms, there is also usually an area for cabinets or shelves. The ideal is to have spotlights, power strips or LED strips specifically designed to illuminate this area. A light level of between 400 and 500 lumens would be adequate to provide optimum illumination.