Winjoe1
2019-12-26 08:34:34
- #1
So with the number you have more than well meant it.
Here are my thoughts:
Ground floor
Upper floor
Also consider making more than one circuit, so you can switch the lighting differently in the rooms. For example, if you’re lying in the bathtub, you probably don’t want to look at spotlights all the time!
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Here are my thoughts:
Ground floor
[*]8 spotlights should be enough in the kitchen
[*]In the small bathroom, 3..4 should also do
[*]For the living room, I personally wouldn’t install any spotlights at all. I can’t imagine it being less cozy
[*]Since you have 2 floors, there will certainly be a reinforced concrete ceiling. So you have to lower the ceiling in all rooms with spotlights or have it lowered. In the end, it’s no rocket science, but it costs money and time!
[*]In the hallway and also in the showers, I would install light panels, they look classy and provide a subtle, bright light. (The picture below is from our shower.)
Upper floor
[*]I don’t know what you plan to do in your bedroom, but you could film movies with that lighting. 5..6 spotlights should be more than sufficient here
[*]4 spotlights should be enough in the wardrobe as well
[*]2 spotlights in the hallway are enough to find your way
[*]In the bathroom, I would omit the ones above the toilet, behind the sinks, and one above the bathtub
Also consider making more than one circuit, so you can switch the lighting differently in the rooms. For example, if you’re lying in the bathtub, you probably don’t want to look at spotlights all the time!
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