When we decorate a house, most of us pay a lot of attention to the furniture that we are going to put, the colors of the walls or the decoration accessories, but we rarely pay special attention to something important: the lighting of each space.
Not all rooms in a house are lit the same, since they have different characteristics, but the truth is that to do it correctly you have to know how to combine the 3 basic points: general, punctual and zonal lighting.
The hall and corridor of a house also deserve our attention when it comes to lighting them effectively, since although they are passageways, we end up being in them for a long time. In addition, the hall is very important as it will welcome us when we return home and it will be the first thing our guests see. Therefore, it has to be well lit to convey good feelings.
For the hall is good to opt for an indirect and warmer light, which works with a floor lamp that illuminates upwards, so the light will be dispersed throughout the entrance.
As soon as to the corridor, you have to opt for recessed spotlights on the ceiling and a wall light that in addition to illuminating are decorative, and that are well distributed, putting one at the beginning of the corridor and another at the end.
If we prefer halogen lampsWe can also consider them as a good option, especially if we want to highlight the paintings or furniture that we have in the hallway.
Source: Decorateblog
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