How to choose lighting for your space

What kind of light to select and why?

At first thought what kind of lighting to fit into a interior a long range of ideas and inspirations come to our minds.Possibilities to determine the right one are boundless, for example, cast brass light, brass tube light, opal, crystal light with pendalogues&prisms or without, maria thereza style​, secession, vintage, rustic, scandinavian and many other styles since the old days to modern flush ceiling lights adorned with glass art full of colourful shades and shapes.
    Interior lighting is generally divided up into several basic categories. Let's have a closer look at them.
Pendant lights, hanging from the ceilings the usual way we all know, from small ones to huge proportions suitable for lobby lounges with high ceilings,etc.
Flush&semi-flush light mount fittings with the height up to 60 cm are suitable for rooms with lower ceiling.
Wall-mounted lighting with the combination of decorative mirrors and other adornments.
Floor lamps are usually of larger sizes placed at spacious halls or as decorative and functional elements on stairs, but they can also be used as the main source of light in any interior.
Table lamps are the most widespread sources of light on your desks as well as conference tables that can represent both your style and make a key element of your office​ at the same time.
Once you choose the style, design, size and colour of the light then it comes down to the next important decision,which is in our opinion vital the most and it makes the light a gem of a place, and that would be the type of lighting. There are three basic types of lighting you can choose from such as direct, indirect and decorative lighting and we'll be happy to help you with selection for the right one.
Direct lighting is the type of light that illuminates an area or object, light's source is visible and may dazzle you if directly looked into the light's source.
Indirect lighting is the type of light that illuminates in upward direction to the ceiling and light's source is not visible, mainly used for creating atmosphere when watching TV.
Decorative lighting is used mainly with glass sculptures where, for example, the light highlights the sculpture's art structure and colours that all together create dominant element making everyone look at it over and over again.
Energy consumption? The last question about the choice nowadays is concern for the immense electricity consumption, but luckily, there is no need to be concerned about energy consumption these days. Common incandescent light bulb chandeliers can be fitted with modern LED bulbs, which have around 4W of energy consumption and that is the equivalent to 40W of an incandescent light bulb, furthermore, many modern lights can be fitted with energy saving LED systems operated wirelessly both via bluetooth or a home app running on your phone.
I believe that those few words on the variety of lighting attracted your attention and should you happen to find yourself in doubt, feel free to ask us.
Or, you can just sketch your own light out and we'll add technical data to it and produce it.