How are you going to shed light onto your basement?
If you’ve chosen to remodel your basement, you’re already one step closer to a beautiful new addition to your home. Now that you’ve hired a contractor and started to clear the space, it’s time to start thinking about the design of your basement. As the lowest room in the house, the basement doesn’t get much natural light. So it’s important for the lighting to brighten the room without giving the space the feeling of a gas station bathroom. Here’s how.
Track Lighting
This form of lighting is easy to install and doesn’t take up any floor or wall space. It’s flexible, so you can contort it to match any ceiling. It allows you to easily change the room lighting whenever you rearrange the room’s furnishings or design.
Recessed Lighting
Recessed lighting is a perfect choice for any basement remodel. It doesn’t take up a lot of space, which is great for suspended ceilings. It offers a bright light while minimizing shadows and glare. Recessed lighting is a safe option as there is no risk associated with dangling cords.
Pendant Lighting
If your basement has higher set ceilings, pendant lighting is an artful choice. It comes in different designs and patterns, so you can choose a style that’s unique to you. Not only does pendant lighting provide the light necessary to fill a basement, but it also serves as an extra piece of art in the room.
Multiple Light Sources
If you can’t choose from one of these options, you can incorporate them all! A blend of light sources allows you to combine the light to create the exact tone you want for your room.
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