Select lamps also have a big stress

Six principles for selecting lamps

The principle of simplicity -

Lighting in the room should be the finishing touch. Overly complex shapes and overly complex designs are not suitable for designing simple rooms. Choosing a simple lighting design is also easy to clean.

Convenient principle -

Most people have experienced the change of ceiling lamp bulbs: stepping on a desk, stepping on a chair, heading a 90°, raising their arms to a ceiling that is 2.5 meters high or even higher... When choosing a lamp, be sure to consider replacing it. Light bulbs are convenient. The chandelier should be chosen in rooms without a ceiling because the distance from the chandelier to the ground is short.

Energy Saving Principle -

Energy-saving light bulbs not only save electricity but also provide good illumination and do not emit heat. They are suitable for multi-head lamps. Most of the energy-saving light bulbs are standard screws, and the chandelier has two kinds of calibers, one of which is standard, and can use energy-saving light bulbs; the other is non-standard and cannot use energy-saving light bulbs. Be careful when choosing: Spotlights are mostly non-energy-saving products.

Safety principles -

Be sure to choose a regular manufacturer of lamps. Regular products are marked with total load. Based on the total load, the number of wattage bulbs used can be determined, especially for multi-head pendants, ie the number of heads × watts per bulb = total load. In addition, large-scale bathroom and kitchen should use waterproof lighting.

Functional principle -

Different functional rooms should be equipped with lighting of different styles and illuminance. The living room should be a bright and colorful lamp; the bedroom should use lamps that make people lie in bed and feel dazzling; the children's room should be bright and varied in style; the bathroom should use simple waterproof lamps; the kitchen should be easy to choose. Wipe clean the lamps; the top of the piano should use spotlights that can shine on the spectrum; some places that require special performance can also choose spotlights.

Coordination principle -

Lighting and the overall style of the room should be coordinated, while multiple lamps in the same room should maintain color coordination or style coordination.

Such as wooden walls, wooden cabinets, wooden top rectangular balconies, suitable for a rectangular wooden lamp. The rectangular foyer with a wrought iron table and iron-tube glass dinette is suitable for a chandelier made of a rectangular iron pipe. The bedroom with gold cabinet door handles and golden spotlights, suitable for lamps with gold decoration.

In short, the selection of lamps requires a lot of thought.

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