The electrified track is versatile and allows the use of lamps in different shapes, directions and fires, as well as giving an industrial aspect to the project.
Lighting a room with spot rails is a popular solution in interior design: in addition to being practical – the piece is often installed without lowering the ceiling – it is also a versatile choice, as the electrified structure is available in different sizes, there they are models that can be connected together, and also allows the use of spotlights of different sizes, models and directions. Check out 30 living room designs that have gained charm with ceiling rails below.
1. Industrial style
In the project of only 25 square meters signed by Carlo Navero, the black tracks give it an industrial look, along with the burnt concrete surfaces. Check out the whole apartment here.
2. White + white
The path in this dining room signed by H2C architecture it is suspended, that is, it is not fixed directly to the ceiling, but repeating the white of the walls, the effect is very subtle and discreet. The beam of light highlights the artwork on the table and walls. Discover the complete project here.
3. Blue walls and ceiling
In the apartment designed by Angelina Bunselmeyer, the blue room is flanked by black and white, including the table lamp and the ceiling rail. Discover the complete project here.
4. Focus on the walls
In this office project Angra design, the spotlights indirectly illuminate the TV room but also enhance the objects displayed on the straw shelves. Check out the whole apartment here.
5. Stripped style
In the apartment signed by Brise architecture, the furniture is clean, colorful and young. The white rail facing the frame completes the proposal. Check out the whole apartment here.
6. Long tracks
The living room of this 500 m² apartment is immense. Hence, there is nothing like long rails to create targeted lighting – here, the spotlights have been positioned in front of specific focal points. Project Hello Marchesi. Check out the whole apartment here.
7. In the center of the room
The white tracks are responsible for lighting the room in this office designed house Co + Lab Together Architecture. Check out the whole apartment here.
8. Black and white industrial style
Two tracks make up the lighting in this room designed by the office Indecent architecture. Together with the brick wall and the wood, the project acquires an industrial air. Discover the project here.
9. With burnt concrete
The tracks of different sizes are connected and host small spots in the room signed by the office Architecture by Rafael Ramos. Check out the whole apartment here.
10. Together with the LEDs
in the project of Paola Muller impossible not to notice the led profiles that tear the wall. However, the spot track is also there to help with lighting. Discover the complete project here.
11. Towards the library
The light directed towards the side of the TV also enhances the decorative items on the shelf in this one Henrique Ramalho. See the complete project here.
12. Suspended cable tray
Two white trails of spotlights create the lighting of this living room signed by Angá Architecture. Discover the complete project here.
13. Inside the plaster
A tear in the ceiling houses the tracks and spots of this office designed room. Ikeda architecture. Discover the complete project here.
14. On the sofa
In the project signed by the office Up3 Architecture, the track illuminates the sofa and also enhances the painting on the wall. Discover the complete project here.
15. Colored ceiling
The mustard tone of the ceiling contrasts with the black track: the color is repeated in the sawmill of the project signed by Studio 92 Architecture. Discover the complete project here.
16. Wall of the gallery
The path hosts direct points to the paintings on the wall, creating a gallery wall next to the dining table. Project Paola Scholte. Discover the complete apartment here.
17. Under the stairs
The dining room with German corner of this apartment designed by Amanda Miranda is in the basement: to complete the lighting coming from the suspension, a white trail of spotlights was also installed. Discover the complete project here.
18. Parallel tracks
The two white rails are discreet on the white ceiling. The light tones of the sofa and curtain make the design of the office Doob architecture even more discreet. Discover the complete apartment here.
19. On the wood paneling
The tears in the ceiling repair the tracks in this room signed by the office Cassim Calazans. Discover the whole project here.
20. All white
White color predominates in this room designed by Fernanda Olinto. The lighting track could not be left out. Discover the whole project here.
21. Hidden on the shelf
The suspended shelf was installed in such a way as to hide the exposed beam. The rails installed on the side of this beam appear to come out of the sawmill. Sertão Architects Project. Check out the whole apartment here.
22. Side lighting
In this integrated room made by the office Architecture of Zabka Clos, the central bench receives suspended lighting. On the sides of the environment, the white traces help in the brightness. Check out the whole apartment here.
23. Sober furnishings
The minimalist and sober aesthetic of this apartment signed by the office Yes Saccab comes from straight lines and grayscale color palette. The room received a black railing near the TV. Check out the whole apartment here.
24. Many points
Several spots occupy the two tracks of the room designed by Shirlei Proença. Black also appears in the woodwork and carpet. Discover the complete project here.
25. Various coatings
The ceilings of the living room, balcony and kitchen designed by Gradient architecture they are made of different materials, but the lighting is the same: black tracks with spotlights. Discover the complete project here.
26. Rustic style
The bricks of the wall are enhanced by the lighting coming from the white railing. The piece contributes to the rustic feel of the apartment. Project Gradient architecture. Discover the complete project here.
27. Division of environments
The white track provides lighting and also visually delimits the living areas and the entrance to the apartment signed by Calamo architecture. Discover the complete project here.
28. For various environments
Spotlights directed in different parts make up the lighting of this designer room Marina Carvalho. The understated white does not contrast with the rest of the color and material palette. Discover the complete project here.
29. Throughout the apartment
A long track illuminates the entire 29 sqm apartment, signed by Macroarchitects. The black color accompanies the blacksmith’s furniture. Discover the complete project here.
30. Up to the balcony
The long track runs through the entire living area and extends to the integrated balcony in this apartment designed by Maia Romeiro Architecture. Discover the complete project here.
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