There is a rich variety of commonly used indoor lighting fixture types. The following are some relatively common ones:
- Chandelier: It is often the visual focus in the interior and is generally installed at the exact center of the ceiling. Its shapes are rich and diverse. There are magnificent and resplendent crystal chandeliers that display a noble and elegant temperament and can add a thick luxurious atmosphere to the space. There are also simple modern-style chandeliers that convey fashion and individuality with simple lines and unique designs. While providing illumination, chandeliers have also greatly enhanced the decorative effect of the interior.
- Ceiling light: It is directly adsorbed and installed on the ceiling, with a relatively flat and simple appearance and does not take up space. It can provide relatively uniform overall lighting, and the styles cover a variety of types from simple to gorgeous, which can well adapt to different indoor styles and functional requirements.
- Table lamp: This is a type of lamp placed on desktops, bedside tables, and other positions, with high flexibility and portability. Table lamps can not only provide sufficient light for local areas such as reading and working, but their unique design often becomes an ornament for interior decoration.
- Wall lamp: Installed on the wall, it usually plays a dual role of auxiliary lighting and decorating the wall surface. It can create a warm and soft atmosphere and is relatively commonly used in spaces such as bedrooms and corridors.
- Floor lamp: Placed on the ground, the position and irradiation angle can be freely adjusted as needed. While adding brightness to the space, floor lamps can also shape a unique atmosphere and sense of hierarchy through their shapes.
- Downlight: Embedded and installed in the ceiling to provide directional lighting with a concentrated beam. Downlights can be used alone or in multiple combinations to achieve different lighting effects.
- Spot light: It is mainly used for key lighting, such as highlighting artworks, decorative ornaments and other items or emphasizing specific areas. It can generate a strong and concentrated light, enhancing the three-dimensional and hierarchical sense of the space.
- Light strip: Generally installed along the ceiling edge, furniture contour, or other specific positions, it can create a continuous, soft, and uniform light effect. Light strips are often used for decoration and auxiliary lighting, adding a romantic and warm atmosphere to the interior.
- These lighting fixtures play important roles respectively in the indoor space. Through reasonable matching and application, a comfortable, beautiful, and functionally complete indoor light environment can be created.