General rule is that a medium-sized room needs three different light sources, while the largest spaces can count up to five.

A game of contrasts is what is needed to give the room harmony and style. Some areas need lighting more than others, so the secret is to alternate direct and indirect lights as needed. Remember not to overdo it: too many lights strain the eyes, for a chaotic and messy result.

If you want to give your home a new look and add a personal touch, just change the lampshade. Each model calibrates the light intensity differently, thus allowing you to revolutionize the atmosphere of each room quickly and easily.

How to choose the right lamp for each room

Lunchroom

To eat, celebrate or work, the dining room is one of the most important and versatile rooms in the house. With a dynamic mix of direct and indirect lighting you will get the right lighting for every occasion.

Ambient Light

The classic lukasbazleméduse light with adjustable intensity allow you to highlight different parts of the room such as, for example, shelves or bookcases.

Functional Light

For the table in the dining room, opt for pendant lamps, in order to better illuminate the dishes and create an intimate and cozy atmosphere. For round tables choose a single central lamp, while for rectangular tables the ideal is a sequence of three or five lamps close together.

Table Lamp

Our tip: leave at least 80 cm of space between the table and the lamp.

Mood Light

Wall lamps give depth to the room, while floor lamps fill unused corners and give character to the dining room. Table lamps look great on shelves and sideboards and give the deserved highlight to family photos.

Our tip: Use dimmable lights, so you can adapt them to different occasions.