Living Room Lighting
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Living Room Lighting FAQ
How do you layer lighting in a living room?
Overhead and ceiling fixtures create an ambient baseline. Table and floor lamps balance the baseline with additional brightness for accent and task lighting. The arrangement adds depth and all-encompassing illumination—anyone in the living room can read and work with ease. To produce this effect in your home, hang fixtures like the Collector Chandelier toward the center of a common area. Next, position pieces like the TR Bulb or JWDA Floor Lamp on or near furniture (based on size).
How do I light a living room with no overhead lighting?
Angle taller floor lamps upward for soft lighting, and use lamps, like the Wing Table Lamp, on open desks and end tables to fill gaps in the lighting scheme. Install picture-style lights, such as the Hashira Wall Lamp, on flat, empty surfaces, arranging them in a triangular pattern. Situating pieces like the Wing Floor Lamp toward the corners improves light distribution and opens up the space.
How bright should living room lighting be?
Between 1,500 and 3,000 lumens provide enough brightness for daily tasks and create a welcoming atmosphere with ambient warmth. Achieving this effect, however, generally requires more than one fixture. Think pairing a ceiling light like the Chancery Pendant Lamp with strategically placed floor, table, and wall lamps.
How do I choose lighting for different areas of a living room?
Use ceiling fixtures to scatter light over a wider area. Flush mounts and adjustable lamps illuminate dark corners and accentuate depth. Meanwhile, use task and accent lighting fixtures on desks and walls, and near furniture to enhance the functionality and appeal of the space.