Living room lighting goes far beyond the task of merely illuminating a room. For good lighting, light alone is not enough, because the focus is on human well-being. Only well-thought-out living room lighting creates a permanently close connection between function and quality of life.
Regardless of the style or effect to be achieved, well-planned lighting in the living room operates within the tolerance limits specified in standards. Brightness distribution, light color, glare, and many other factors play an essential role in the successful implementation of room lighting. In a living room, there is usually a high degree of design freedom, as the illuminance level can vary there, thus underlining the entire ambiance through creative accentuation. Light can be used both directly and indirectly to align it in a way that emphasizes the desired effect.
Light in the living room occupies a responsible position: it creates a positive mood and harmony. Blinding light sources should be avoided, because to create a structured light distribution, the focus is initially on light-diffusing lampshades. However, to complement the matte and diffuse lighting of the room with an individual character, several light sources are used, taking the room furnishings into account, which give the light distribution a structure.
A special all-rounder in lighting is the floor lamp, for example from FLOS or Bestlite. It is offered in a wide variety of versions to meet every requirement. Whether classic, modern, or futuristic, the floor lamp is an integral building block of the interior. Designer models fit into the living room like sculptures that illuminate both the ceiling and certain areas of the room well at the same time.
