The room requires cozy and functional lights
On cold days, nothing beats staying home and enjoying free time with family or friends. These moments call for your favorite series or good movie, but trust me, enlightenment can determine how fruitful they can be.
This is because the type of brightness in the TV room is essential to ensure comfort and relaxation, dictating how comfortable the environment can be.
To make the ideal choice, three factors must be taken into consideration: the type of lamp, its composition and functionality in the space. With this in mind, Lorenzetti’s interior designer Claudia Tieko suggests suggestions on how to have an ideal lighting project for this room:
Invest in commercials
You spots they are used to create different spotlights. In the TV room, the product is recommended for obtaining indirect light, controlling the brightness of the environment and not disturbing the television images.
“They can be applied to the sides of the television, for example, avoiding reflections and discomfort. Therefore, never place the product on top of the device so that the light does not damage the color contrast of the screen,” says the designer.
Choose the ideal temperature
The lamps with warm colors (yellow) provide a feeling of tranquility in the environment, as well as not tiring the eyes, as they do not obscure the images.
It is recommended to use the product with intensity of 2700k and 3000k to ensure this visual comfort. Bet on built-in panels, spotlights or even lamps in this composition.
Opt for the LED
LED lamps are excellent alternatives for lighting projects because, in addition to being highly durable, they are eco-efficient, guaranteeing a reduction of up to 80% in electricity consumption.
Source: Terra
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