Living Room Lighting

Lighting for the Living Room: All Types by Leading Designers

The living room is the place where most lamps are diverse, bright and muted. In our store you can purchase the best models of fixtures from Italy, USA, Spain, Czech Republic, France, Great Britain. Products by leading designers, made of elite materials, become an essential part of the living room, its decoration and a harmonious addition to accessories and furniture.

Lamps for the Living Room: Styles, Materials

For the manufacture of modern lamps of various historical styles, metal, wood, stone, glass, plastic and crystal are used. As for the lampshades, some models are made of textiles or cardboard, while others are created with ceramics or openwork weaving.

Among the most popular fixtures are lamps with a metal bulk of bronze, brass, patinated bronze, silver, polished brass and aluminum. Nickel-plated lamps with dull and transparent bulbs, alabaster plafonds with a wooden case look very impressive, exuding soft natural light and filling the living room with natural colors in the evening.

The classic and traditional style in the fixture production has successfully established itself even in comparison with a modern design, where the fixtures look much lighter and seem almost weightless. The industrial and urban style in the classics and modernity also look different, according to the tastes of people who prefer different ways of expressing themselves with objects in the house.

The Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles look noble in comparison with the rustic design, but this is only at first glance. The simplicity and confidence that rustic lamps exude is the most important quality of these masterfully made products - a sense of authenticity. The Venetian, Baroque, marine and even Asian styles cross with the rustic design in many details, forming the idea of ​​entire civilizations.

Types of Fixtures for the Living Room

The greatest variety of fixtures can be seen only in the living room. These are models of pendant, ceiling-mounted, wall and floor lamps with a design that complement each other and create the effect of light decor in the room with the optimal number of art objects and souvenirs.

Candelabra, medium and large pendant lights are most often installed in living rooms. Another option are pendant lamps with a bowl plafond, a “drum suspension” form and directional floodlights. All these fixtures create central lighting with additions in the form of recessed bulbs and wall sconces.

Floor, table and console lamps illuminate the living room in certain spaces - relaxing, reading, working area, cabinets and tables with decorative mirrors, photos, souvenirs, objects of art. The assortment of our store has lamps for paintings and large photographs. Among the models that are difficult to attribute to a certain type are Moretti Luce pendant and wall lights, the same brand of wall, ceiling lamps and lamp posts for the terrace, luminous panels and In-es.Art design screens.

Living Room Lighting: Ways to Install

Placing fixtures on different areas open up spaces for the imagination when it comes to design. Visual space allocation on the walls, ceiling and even on the floor creates a unique atmosphere of home comfort and coziness in the living room. In our store, you can find lamps for all types of placement known to modern designers.

Linear or asymmetric placement consists of several identical pendant lights on a straight or curved bar installed above the relaxation area. Those fixtures can also be installed in the center of the room. It can be suspension balls or bells or semiconical lampshades on flexible cords that can be guided and stretched in various directions.

Patterned placement is accomplished by ornamental spotlights on the ceiling or walls. Such light patterns look very impressive and often replace the need to look for art objects for decorating walls. Spotlights on the ceiling can also be distributed in a geometric sequence - under the moldings, around the perimeter or in different ceiling parts.

The insular placement of lamps in the living room looks like identical or similar pendant lamps located nearby at different heights and parts of the room. With wall mounting, identical sconces are set at the same height at several points in the room.

In the center of the room a candelabrum, a chandelier, a pendant lamp or a ceiling-mounted lamp of bright shape is the tradition, with precious lighting technologies. Niches in the ceiling are illuminated by small spotlights. In some cases, the central lamp in the living room becomes a large floor lamp with a flexible rod and modulation of the light flux.