Those who want to bring sophisticated and distinct lighting to their interior design must also know how to make furniture and design lamps coexist in harmony. So let’s see some suggestions to best enhance design lighting and the entire room. First, where should the light source be placed? This mainly depends on the type of room in which a lamp is inserted. In an environment that must create charm, such as a living room as well as a hotel lobby, it is good that your new design chandelier is positioned in plain sight, so as not only to offer persuasive cuts of light but also to appreciate its refined structure. Obviously also the service areas, such as a bathroom or a kitchen, can be adorned with a solution of high aesthetic value, but here we must first of all ensure that we correctly illuminate all the functional points of the room; therefore choose the position of the light sources in relation to this aspect. Speaking instead of the size of lamps and chandeliers, these can only depend on a relationship of proportion with the room that will host them. In a dining room of a certain size we can certainly dare to produce products with more imposing dimensions, and indeed, a small source of light would end up out of tune and create imbalance; in this sense, the height of the ceiling also counts: if you have a particularly high room, a suspension lamp with cables and supports of a certain length is more than suitable for filling the room.
One of the most frequent mistakes in terms of furniture is undoubtedly the excess in the mix of different styles. Because if playing with contrast very often gives rise to winning solutions, it is true that shapes, colors and finishes must maintain an overall balance. And this can only apply to the combination of furniture and design lamps.
