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A chandelier is the only light fixture capable of defining an entire interior on its own. When chosen well, it becomes the starting point for every conversation about the living room. When chosen poorly, it hangs over you like a constant reminder for the next decade. In this guide, we’ll walk you through all the decisions one by one: style (crystal, black, classic, or modern), the number of arms and size, the height above the floor and table, and finally—the bulbs that will bring out the chandelier’s full brilliance.

A freestanding garden lamp is the most important decision in garden lighting design—once installed, it shapes the look of your property for years to come. The selection is vast: decorative globes, low posts, classic lanterns, patio lights—and each of these types provides different lighting and serves a different purpose. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know before making a purchase: types of floor lamps, choosing the right height, placement along pathways, technical specifications, and common mistakes.

Statistically speaking, stairs are the most dangerous place in the home—and yet we usually leave their lighting for last, if we plan it at all. Meanwhile, well-placed stair lighting not only prevents trips and falls, but can also transform an ordinary staircase into the most striking feature of the interior. We’ll show you the best height for installing stairwell lights, when to choose wall sconces and when to use LED strip lighting on the steps, and how to automate the whole system with motion sensors.

A child's room is the most versatile room in the house: a play area, a bedroom, and eventually a place to do homework. Each of these roles requires different lighting—and a single ceiling chandelier won't do the job. We’ll show you how to combine a ceiling light, a wall sconce, and a nightlight into a single well-thought-out plan, what to look for when choosing lamps for young children, and when your child is ready for a real desk lamp.

The kitchen is the room where lighting works the hardest. We chop, cook, read recipes, and more and more often, we also eat and gather around the kitchen island. A single light fixture in the center of the ceiling isn't enough to handle all these tasks—that's why a well-lit kitchen always relies on several layers of light. Here are some tips on how to light your countertop, kitchen island, and dining area, what color of light to choose, and when a track lighting system works best.

The bedroom operates by different rules than the rest of the house. While precision matters in the kitchen and concentration in the office, what matters most in the bedroom is a quiet atmosphere. Meanwhile, this is where lighting plans most often end up—with a single chandelier in the middle of the ceiling. We’ll show you how to choose the right lamps for your bedroom, at what height to hang the bedside sconces, and why the color of the light in the evening matters more than you might think.

A garden after dark can look magical - but only if the light is planned with a head. Otherwise, you end up with one strong lamp at the entrance, dark spots on the path and lighting that, instead of building a mood, simply glaring. The good news is that illuminating a garden doesn’t have to be either very expensive or complicated. All it takes is a few simple rules: Understand where the light is needed, choose the right color and skillfully lay out the light points.

Colors in interiors have a huge impact on our life, mood and well-being. The choice of colors in interiors is not limited to aesthetics, but also has great importance from a psychological perspective. Each color evokes certain reactions, so it is worth thinking about what colors we will introduce into our homes. In this article, we will discuss how to choose the colors of walls and furniture to create a harmonious space, and what accessories and lighting to choose to complement the interior.

Scandinavian style interiors are gaining popularity due to their simplicity, functionality and proximity to nature. Scandinavian style is characterized by minimalism and functionality. One of the key elements that gives character to these arrangements is lighting.

Find out what Scandinavian lamps can transform your interior and bring a pleasant atmosphere to it!