C.beckmann1986
2020-08-15 07:25:23
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Hello everyone,
I need your help once again. Currently, our shell construction is being completed and we are having the first talks with the electrician. What I am currently struggling with is the lighting of the living room. Actually, we don't want a traditional living room lamp but rather indirect lighting. I had looked at a cove lighting with LEDs and integrated spots. However, I don't find our living-dining area optimal for that. In my opinion, it also doesn't look good if the "light circle" on the ceiling doesn't close, if you don't plan all the way around, but only in the couch area.
I also don't want to work entirely with spots and a suspended ceiling. I have attached the floor plan. I hope you have some tips for me.
Above the dining table, of course, a separate lamp is planned.
Basically, I don't yet know what to tell the electrician regarding the connections. Ceiling outlet, wall outlet above the couch or in the corner of the room for the spots and a cove.
So, a lot of text, but I hope you can still help me. Thank you.

I need your help once again. Currently, our shell construction is being completed and we are having the first talks with the electrician. What I am currently struggling with is the lighting of the living room. Actually, we don't want a traditional living room lamp but rather indirect lighting. I had looked at a cove lighting with LEDs and integrated spots. However, I don't find our living-dining area optimal for that. In my opinion, it also doesn't look good if the "light circle" on the ceiling doesn't close, if you don't plan all the way around, but only in the couch area.
I also don't want to work entirely with spots and a suspended ceiling. I have attached the floor plan. I hope you have some tips for me.
Above the dining table, of course, a separate lamp is planned.
Basically, I don't yet know what to tell the electrician regarding the connections. Ceiling outlet, wall outlet above the couch or in the corner of the room for the spots and a cove.
So, a lot of text, but I hope you can still help me. Thank you.