20 Rooms with Ceiling Spotlights
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Spotlights have the power to strategically illuminate a space. Whether you opt for directional spotlights on power rails, the recessed variant or lighting mounted directly on the ceiling, there are many options waiting for you. Today we present a collection of beautifully designed rooms ceiling spotlight, as well as a section at the end of the post focusing on where to buy these versatile lighting wonders! Enjoy, and may the photos below light your path to design greatness…
spotlights in the living room
We’ll start with the living room, as this room is often the largest in the house. Lighting can be a challenge so feel free to spread ceiling mounted spotlights throughout the room as shown below through a collection of Stonco CLD 1500 PAR 38 lamp holders. [from Balance Associates Architects]
When choosing a color for your spotlights, consider how prominent you want them to be on the ceiling. Metallic highlights really pop, while darker colors like black add style to the rich ceilings without overpowering them. [from Urban Home Magazine]
You can also mount spotlights on ceiling beams and trusses for added drama, as shown in the expansive living area below. [from Jennifer Robin Interiors]
Don’t worry if you’re unsure about mounting lights directly to your ceiling. Consider other raised areas like the tops of bookshelves. This way your ceiling is free, and as a bonus, you can easily light up any book or piece of art of your choice! [from Redmond Aldrich Design]
For a sleek approach, consider recessed spotlights that appear as glowing circles in the ceiling rather than protruding lights. They are effective illuminators with an understated, modern look. [from Lonny]
Spread the recessed lights along your ceiling or line the edges of the room with them, as shown below in this modern space at Lonny’s:
Put the kitchen in the spotlight
Spotlights in the kitchen can shed some light on your cooking endeavors and they have the power to shape the look of the room. For example, below we see spotlights on power tracks that give the room an industrial flair. [from Hall + Bednarczyk Architects]
Notice how the spotlights in this next featured kitchen add a powerful glow that shines onto the island and makes this rectangular fruit bowl look quite epic! [by Olson Photographic, from Callaway Architects, LLC]
The spotlights in this next featured kitchen are white like the ceiling. The result is a light and airy feel that’s also well lit! Perfect for a culinary space with a tropical atmosphere. [from Jeffrey Berkus Architects]
How elegant is the rustic kitchen below, which features a beautiful wood paneled vaulted ceiling?! The spotlights are small and on the edge, so the ceiling really shines while glowing from the wings. [from Nurit Geffen-Batim Studio]
Don’t hesitate to combine directional spotlights with other forms of lighting such as recessed spotlights or pendant lights, as shown below. [from FINNE Architects]
Bed and bath radiators
Using spotlights in the bedroom and powder room can add a soft touch and create just the right amount of drama without being overwhelming. Wooden beams hold the spotlights down in this showpiece of a sleeping place. [from BarlisWedlick Architects]
White directional spotlights with LED bulbs rest between the beams in the next bedroom, illuminating the artwork and the area near the headboard. Evening reading made easy! [from Sanders Pace Architecture]
Spotlights are perfect for powder rooms without windows. Use them over the sink for lighting that will add clarity to your morning routine. [from Lonny]
Below we see recessed spotlights in a powder room filled with white and wood tones. The feel is clean and modern, naturally with a warm glow! [from Lonny]
If the powder room is shiny, the spotlights can bounce off the tiles and add even more light to the room. Below we see the reflective effect in a powder room with dark taupe walls. [from Goodfellas Construction]
A similar look is achieved in the next featured powder room. Doesn’t the room look clean? The lighting adds to the overall glow of the room! [from TCP Lighting Blog]
Where can you buy spotlights
Wondering where to buy spotlights? If you’re on a budget, there are plenty of affordable options from sources like Amazon.com and IKEA.
You can also contact lighting retailers such as Lumens.com, LightingDirect.com, and DestinationLighting. Below we see the energy efficient Kichler Design Pro 4 Light LED Rail Kit from Lumens:
Also from Lumens is the wine glass coated Axis71 Vino LED Spot Light, a heavy iron directional light with LED lighting. Mount it close to the wall to illuminate specific objects (e.g. artwork) or point it farther away for a general lighting effect.
Will you be installing spotlights in your interior in the near future? Tell us about your design plans by leaving a comment below…
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