Children's ceiling lamps: Ingenious yes, but also functional

In spite of the variety of children's lights that exist in the market (without the need to make a large investment), children's rooms are usually decorated with the everlasting ball in rice paper or, failing that, with fabric screens that in many cases are too opaque to diffuse the light from appropriate shape, due to the thickness or the colors chosen. If we want to opt for originality and surprise our child with an imaginative lamp, it is important to first think about the type of lighting we are looking for for their bedroom, since the design should not subordinate the true function of a lamp.

In my case, I would always opt for an alternative unisex (thus housing the possibility of reuse) and animalistic, spatial, or sports, travel and transport themes. In the examples that I include the reason is the least of it, the interesting thing is that in almost all cases the light bulb remains in the air and nothing hinders the light diffusion: You can opt for a halogen lamp if the room also serves as a study space, for low-consumption white bulbs that enhance the organic and "naive" aspect of the designs and guarantee warm and clean lighting , or by wall lamps with a glass screen if the ceiling is low but we want to achieve a homogeneous distribution of light.

All the balloon bulbs They are not cheap but they last long, they offer a lot of light compared to how little they consume and are frankly decorative, as shown in these images of youth rooms for basketball lovers where it has been known to take advantage (worth the redundancy) to the oversize of the power source, whether or not it is in view.

If, in addition to the light contribution and its decorative character, we want to include a adding value to the lamp, there are pedagogical models such as those that reproduce the world ball or this one on the left that helps our children learn the alphabet. For creative children (or not so young), this model in white or black polypropylene, retro style and customizable designed by Chen Karlsson has caught my attention, which includes a hole to house our little treasures under the spotlight of the luminaire, designed so as not to emit heat on objects.

More information - Decorate a unisex baby room

Sources - Alibaba, Best ceiling lights, Firefly Kids Lighting, Homienize, Houzz, Lighting Sources, Louie Lighting, Net Furniture, shades of light, shelterness,