Downlights

Lighting is an essential aspect of home décor, and there’s no better way to elevate the ambiance of your living space than with a luxurious chandelier. At LivingStyles, we have an extensive collection of chandelier lighting that is sure to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any room in your home.

From classic crystal designs to more modern interpretations crafted from a variety of materials, including glass and metal, our chandeliers come in a variety of styles to suit your taste and lighting needs. With both single and multiple tiers available, you can choose a chandelier that perfectly matches your aesthetic and decor.

Whether you are looking to add a touch of glamour to your grand entryway, illuminate your formal dining room, or create a luxurious atmosphere in your bedroom, a chandelier is the perfect statement piece that will transform any space into a breathtaking and welcoming area.

When you browse through our selection of chandeliers, you’ll find that we offer a range of styles and finishes to choose from. For those who prefer a classic look, our crystal chandeliers are an excellent choice. These intricate fixtures feature sparkling crystal elements that will refract light beautifully, casting a warm and inviting glow throughout the room. If you’re looking for something more modern, we have a selection of black metal chandeliers that can give your space a contemporary edge. The sleek lines and bold finishes of our metal chandeliers make them a perfect match for minimalist and industrial spaces.

Our collection also features chandeliers with unique and eye-catching designs, such as those made with natural wood or intricate metalwork. These statement pieces can be the perfect addition to a rustic or bohemian-inspired home. Don't forget that chandeliers also come in a range of sizes to suit any space. A large, multi-tiered chandelier can make a grand statement in a spacious living room or dining area, while a smaller chandelier can add a touch of elegance to a cozy bedroom or study. In addition to our chandelier collection, we also have a range of pendant lights that you can choose from.

Chandeliers are the perfect way to add a touch of glamour and sophistication to your home. At LivingStyles, we have a range of chandelier lighting options to choose from, so you are sure to find the perfect fixture for your space. Browse our collection today and transform your home into a beautiful and inviting space.

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How many downlights do you need per room?

Different rooms in the home are lit differently according to what they’re used for. How many downlights you may require will depend on what room of the house you’re in, as well as the lumen (lm) output of the lights you choose.

For example, a bathroom typically requires 500lm per square metre, while a bedroom only needs 180. If your bathroom is 9m2, you’ll need 4,500lm in your space (lumens required x metres squared). Given most downlights are around 900-1,000lm, your bathroom will require around five downlights.

Where should downlights be placed in a bedroom?

When it comes to your bedroom, downlights can be arranged in a multitude of ways. Usually, downlights are installed at least a metre away from the wall and evenly spaced out, allowing 1.5-2m between each light. In a bedroom, there’s more flexibility as in most cases the visibility doesn’t need to be particularly strong.

Opt for fewer downlights, or consider placing them closer to the walls rather than the centre of the room to create shadows.

Which colour LED light is best for the bedroom?

Lighting in your bedroom should encourage sleep and a relaxed atmosphere. This means that, at least before going to bed, it should be dim to allow your body to produce enough natural melatonin to bring you to a state of rest.

In general, warm-toned lights are best for the bedroom as your eyes are less sensitive to them than they are to cool lights. If you’re opting for coloured lighting, red and blue lights are often preferred for their low colour temperatures.

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