Attic lighting - are wall lamps sensible?

Hello,

we are gradually starting the construction of a 1.5-story single-family house. The attic is being converted and now we are not so clear about the lighting. The electrician suggested wall lamps but we are not so happy with them.

Does anyone have experience with alternatives?

Can you make a small flat area at the peak? Like a suspended ceiling? Then you can also hang normal lamps there.

Unfortunately, we do not have a blanket

Do I understand correctly, you are looking for lighting for rooms that do not have a flat ceiling, but only a slope?

In rooms where the ridge runs through, this is not a problem, see the post by

Otherwise, you can do a lot with lighting systems, even with slopes (with systems that have tensioned cables, they can be installed in such a way that the lamps themselves hang straight again).

Wall lamps can also be very pretty, why are you so against them?

Another option: switched sockets and then connect floor lamps there.

Three-phase rail and Ansorg spotlight.

Pendant lamp. Exactly because of the appearance of these lamps in connection with the [First], the ceiling is often opened upwards.