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We offer a vast collection of light fixture categories and styles. To help you find the perfect piece to light your space, we’ve organized them by which type of room we recommend best-suited for each. Whether you’re redesigning your dining room, bathroom or office, you’ll find a fitting light fixture within our store.

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Room lighting to meet every taste

What do your rooms mean to you? Is your living room where you entertain or maybe it is where you relax? Is your bathroom used for putting on your makeup or shaving, or where you relax in the bath? Is your children's room more of a playroom or is it used for homework? Is your kitchen a cosy eat-in kitchen or where you create incredible dishes? How you use your rooms can affect the lighting within them.

Warm white light with 2700 Kelvin, SALOBRENAWarm white light with 2700 Kelvin, SALOBRENA

Are your lights too light, too dark? Too bright, too dim? Learn more

Once your new lighting is installed, you need to make sure it isn't too bright or too dim. Here are few explanations that will help you understand the properties of your indoor lighting.

  • The luminous flux of your light is measured in lumens. It indicates how much visible light is emitted by your lamp.
  • The luminous intensity is how strong the light is. It not only depends on the lumens, but also on the concentration and beam angle of the lamp. If you use two luminaires with the same lumen values, but different beam angles, the luminaire with the smaller beam angle (more focussed light) will generate stronger light. The light intensity (measured in Candela) indicates how much light falls in a certain direction.
  • Light color: the higher the Kelvin value of your lamp, the colder the light appears. The less Kelvin, the warmer it will be.
Cold white light with 4000 Kelvin, SALOBRENACold white light with 4000 Kelvin, SALOBRENA

Use these points as a guide. We can help you with the design of your lighting product, to ensure you can achieve your desired lighting mood in every room of your home.

But enough of the technical terms, let's get started. In three simple steps, you can create the perfect lighting for your rooms.

"Simplicity is the highest form of sophistication."

 Leonardo da Vinci

Basic Lighting

The basic lighting in every room is typically the light you switch on first when you enter. Here is how to make this lighting perfect:

  • Make sure your basic lighting is glare-free. This means that the light sources are mounted outside of your normal field of vision or are shielded. Ceiling lights and wall lights are best for this. With wall-mounted lights, you should ensure they do not dazzle. With the right lighting choice, wall or ceiling lights will reflect the light and scatter it to create good lighting and a soft and warm environment in the desired room.
  • When relying on bright, uniform light, we recommend 100lm / m². For example, in an office, the room is 20m², so you need a 2000lm lamp for illumination.
  • Depending on how the room is used will depend on the tone of the light. We recommend choosing a warm light tone for a cosy atmosphere and a daylight tone for productivity in working rooms. Each room in your home has a different use so your lighting choices need to meet each unique requirement. Use dimmable lamps, dimmer switches or smart lighting that you can control via your mobile phone.

You have now taken the first step towards good room lighting and you can now focus on the finer details.

Use a smart ceiling light in the kitchenUse a smart ceiling light in the kitchen

Step 1: basic lighting
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Accent lighting can work well in rooms using our LED Strips. For example, they could create some fantastic accent lighting on a shelf.Accent lighting can work well in rooms using our LED Strips. For example, they could create some fantastic accent lighting on a shelf.

Step 2: Accent Lighting
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Accent Lighting

With accent lighting, you can put your pictures, art, stylish furniture or cosy corners in the limelight. How to proceed depends what is in the spotlight. Pictures and art are best highlighted using focused spotlights, either a Halogen or LED spotlight with narrow beam angle. The warm light tone can create a cosy atmosphere. Showcases and shelves can be illuminated either from the front and above using spotlights, or from the inside using built-in and surface mounted lights. Cosy corners for reading books can be highlighted with a small table lamp or a high floor lamp.

Office Lighting

Office lighting or lighting for any workspace requires a focus on accents. Do your children do their homework at the dining room table? Do you have a desk where you have to file away your tax returns on long winter nights? This is when you need this sort of light.

  • Choose a bright light to ensure you are wide awake and productive during these working times.
  • We recommend finding a light source with a daylight color to aid you in staying focused on work.
  • Choose dimmable lamps if the room is also used for cosy evenings.
  • Illuminate your office or workspace from several angles to ensure you have no hard shadows.

A good reading lamp is another example for work lighting. You want to be alert but have a cosy lighting atmosphere during times like these.

  • A good reading lamp has a warm cosy illumination.
  • Is your light bright enough to allow you to read and concentrate without getting tired.
  • But not too bright that it dazzles or disturbs your workflow.
Work lighting in the kitchenWork lighting in the kitchen

Step 3: Work Lights
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How bright should surface lighting be?

A few more tips on how many lumens and Kelvin you actually need for this type of light

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Do you want concentration?

  • In rooms where you work, you need a constant bright light in order to keep concentration, such as a study or the kitchen, you should use 300 lm / m2.
  • For offices or work surfaces, we recommend choosing universal white light sources. For example, between 3,300 and 5,300 Kelvin (K). This is easier on your eyes and keeps you more alert.
  • In basement rooms, storage rooms, or garages, you can also use lamps with a cold white light. That is more than 5,300K, and this type of light color corresponds to sunlight.
  • Wherever you work, or do creative activities, make sure that you use lamps with a uniform color tone so that colors look consistent.

Would you like a cosy atmosphere?

  • In cosy and relaxing rooms, such as corridors or living rooms, you need around 100 lm/m2 of living space.
  • For a welcoming atmosphere in your home, as well as your outside lighting, we recommend choosing a warm white lightbulbs with less than 3300K.
  • When using accent lighting and basic lighting in your living room, you can also use colored light sources which you can control from a remote control or an app.

We have an incredible selection

So you don't just want any light, you want exactly the right light for your room, style and usage. EGLO is the world's largest lighting manufacturer. With us, you have a huge selection, directly from the manufacturer.

Dining Room Lighting

Do you have a cosy eat-in kitchen, a separate dining room? Regardless of your room layout, here you will find the perfect dining room lamp for your home.

Kitchen Lighting

Does your kitchen have spacious work surfaces, or is it a cosy eat-in kitchen? Good basic lighting with perfect illumination of the work surfaces using built-in lights or spotlights are a must-have for kitchen lighting.

Playroom Lighting

A child's bedroom is often a refuge for cuddly bears and a construction site of toys. You want to ensure you have the right, child-friendly lighting in a child's bedroom or playroom. Good basic lighting in your child's room is typically a warm white light, and can be enhanced using smaller bedside lamps, preferably using LED lightbulbs as these don't hot and are more robust.

Living Room Lighting

Find the perfect living room lamp to create a cosy atmosphere. Put together the right room lighting using your favorite lamps that match your home style perfectly.

Bathroom Lighting

Whether you are applying makeup or shaving in the morning, be sure to combine a neutral white light with a dimmable, warm mirror light.