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5 Facts to Lighting a High-end Room


Luxury residential lighting is an important aspect of interior design that can completely transform the atmosphere and mood of a living space. It goes beyond just providing functional illumination and safety, but also creates an ambiance that is comfortable, inviting, and visually appealing. Lighting Design is a specialty subsection in Interior Design, with some Designers only focussing on this particular element within a space. Ok, let's take a look at the 5 Facts to Lighting a High-end Room. We will show various high-level aspects of luxury residential lighting needs and how they can be met.


Living room showing layers of light
Living Room


1. Types of Lighting:

There are three types of lighting: ambient, task, and accent. Ambient lighting is the general lighting that illuminates the entire room, such as overhead lights or wall sconces. Task lighting, on the other hand, is used to provide focused light for specific tasks, such as reading or cooking. Lastly, accent lighting is used to highlight specific features of a room, such as artwork or architectural details.


2. Layering Lighting:

To create a luxurious and inviting atmosphere, it is important to use a combination of these three types of lighting. This is known as layering lighting, and it helps to create a balanced and visually interesting space. For example, you might use overhead pendant lights for ambient lighting, a table lamp for task lighting, and a spotlight on a piece of artwork for accent lighting.


3. Lighting Fixtures:

Choosing the right lighting fixtures is also as important in creating a luxurious atmosphere. High-quality and designer lighting fixtures can elevate the overall look and feel of a room. They are constructed with superior materials, specifically for longevity, usefulness. and appearance of finish. For example, real crystal chandeliers, solid metal modern pendant lights, or unique table lamps can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to a living space.


Floor lamps add task lighting
Floor Lamp

4. Color Temperature:

The color temperature of lighting is another important factor to consider, something that will affect the use of the lighting, look and ambience of the room. Color temperature is measured in Kelvins (K), and it refers to the color of the light emitted by a bulb. A warm color temperature (2700K-3000K) can create a cozy and inviting atmosphere, while a cool color temperature (5000K-6500K) can create a bright and energizing atmosphere. The Kelvin rating will relate directly back to how a light will be utilized.


5. Smart Lighting:

Smart lighting systems are becoming increasingly popular in luxury high-end residential lighting. These systems allow you to control the lighting in your home with your smartphone or voice commands, and they can also be programmed to adjust automatically based upon the time of day or your preferences. A great feature, if you travel.


Luxury residential lighting is an essential aspect of interior design. It will completely transform the atmosphere and mood of a living space. By using a combination of ambient, task, and accent lighting, layering lighting, choosing high-quality lighting fixtures, considering colour temperature, and incorporating smart lighting systems, will create a luxurious and inviting atmosphere in your home.


These are very high-level points behind what goes into a lighting plan. There is so much more. In order to execute it properly, you need to integrate all the aspects perfectly, precisely, impeccably. That is what we do at Anthony Interior Design. We make this simple for you. We save you time. We add value to the investment you've made in purchasing your home. How do we do this? We have the knowledge, we have the know-how, we know where and when to apply all the technical specifications to have your space come together perfectly - beautifully. Why wait? Book your Complimentary Call. We'd love to help make your dream a reality!





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