Living Room Lighting Advice & Latest Information

Our expert tip for living room lighting is to use downlights with wider beam angles. This is because the living doesn't need to be as bright as other rooms like kitchens or bathrooms. Spacing your downlights further apart means you can install less of them, especially if they're bright. Wide beam angles with brighter light outputs are a must for living room lighting projects.

  1. 3 Lighting Tips To Create A Warm And Cosy Feel To Your Room

    3 Lighting Tips To Create A Warm And Cosy Feel To Your Room
    When installing new lighting in a home, it’s easy to forget just how important the right lighting is and one may find themselves simple choosing a fixture because it looks nice. Read this guide on the 3 lighting tips to create a warm and cosy look to your room.
  2. My LED Story - How I Dimmed My LED Bulbs

    My LED Story - How I Dimmed My LED Bulbs
    Replacing a traditional dimmer switch with new LED-compatible dimmer switch in a living room.
  3. How Many Downlights?

    How Many Downlights?
    Find out how many downlights you need to install and who is that suspicious looking character sat on the bed?
  4. Which Beam Angle? The 4 Key Factors

    Which Beam Angle? The 4 Key Factors
    Ultimately, your main aim in choosing the right beam angle is to get the best uniformity and to install the fewest downlights as possible.
  5. How Not to Light Your Home

    How Not to Light Your Home
    When it comes to décor, lighting is one of the most important aspects of making your home look beautiful. Insufficient light in a room or light in the wrong areas can waste energy and mean that places that need light don’t get it.
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