Number of recessed spotlights in the upper floor hallway

You can also plan your spots with DIALux evo. It is a free lighting design software.

Are the same. In the hallway, it only looks warmer because of the reflection from the books and the parquet. Each 800lm, 3000K and Lox diameter of 60mm.

However, lighting must also be planned individually for the room. The rule,

The optimal position of beams is not in the middle of the room, but on the side.

was also not implemented in your hallway.
There, the preference for the lamp’s style might be more decisive, and centered in alignment.
The highlights in front of your furniture are practical.


I would place a modern spot spotlight in the hallway at the intersection of the two axes. Surface-mounted. Centered. With two fixtures. For example, like has in the hallway. In the sloping ceiling area, you can still place a floor lamp at an outlet.

You can also plan your spots with DIALux evo. It is a free lighting planning software.

Thanks for the tip.. but unfortunately only Windows is supported...

Oh, somehow I'm a bit hung up on the spots right now... kind of as a change from the current 4-flame carousel/spiral.

In the bathroom, around 1000 lm per spot should be fine, right? Rather warm white, cool white, or neutral white?

By the way, which spots are recommended for the eaves?

The 3000K in the bathroom is perfect for us.