When you are planning to
install bathroom wall lights
give some thought to which
areas you are trying to
illuminate.
 In
some of the key
areas, such as around the
vanity
and mirror, you need
sufficient light for personal
grooming but you also need
to avoid creating annoying
shadows. For bathroom
lighting overall you should
probably focus on a consistent
ambient light for safety and
comfort.
Traditional lighting plans often
included bathroom wall lights
or even a ceiling light
with pull
cord. This type of fixture may
still be incorporated into an
overall scheme. But it is
possible to provide different
levels and types of light with
multiple switches for ceiling
lights, wall lighting and even
for lamps on tables. One of
the key elements in choosing
bathroom wall lights (or any
other bathroom lighting) is
placement. The traditional
plan puts fixtures close to the
mirror, such as with sconces
of various styles.
Proper placement is essential
to avoid shadows on various
parts of the face. Don't
depend on ceiling light or
another distant light source
for this crucial work area of
the bathroom.
 You
can choose
from several kinds of fixtures
to provide perfect illumination
if you keep the various
bathroom zones in mind. You
should also choose the type of
lighting for appearance. Match
your modern look
with art deco
bathroom wall lights.
Use polished chrome for the
brightest look with lights off
and with lights on. Bathroom
wall lights should be both
decorative and practical. |
Home & Interior Lighting
Chrome
