Published: January 2014 · Updated: July 2026 · by arch. Dan Dumitriu · FD.STIL
Bedroom Lighting
A space for rest, relaxation, and comfortable reading. Above all, the bedroom should feel calm, restful, and inviting. At the same time, it requires functional lighting for reading, dressing, and personal grooming. The ideal lighting scheme combines ambient and task lighting, tailored to the age, lifestyle, and daily routines of those who use the room. A dimmer provides maximum flexibility, allowing the same lighting to feel bright and energising in the morning while creating a soft, relaxing atmosphere in the evening.
Ambient lighting
General illumination can be provided by a ceiling light, chandelier, wall lights, or concealed lighting. This is the light you rely on when choosing clothes, organising wardrobes, or moving comfortably around the room.
The reading area
Adjustable wall lights installed on either side of the bed provide excellent reading light while keeping bedside tables free for books, a phone, or a glass of water.
A contemporary alternative is a pair of small pendant lights or discreet recessed spotlights positioned above each side of the bed.
The dressing table
A dressing table requires adjustable lighting and a well-lit mirror. The light should illuminate the face rather than the mirror itself, ensuring comfort, accurate colour rendering, and an ideal environment for makeup and grooming.
Walk-in wardrobes and closets
Concealed lighting or a simple ceiling fixture provides clear, practical illumination, making it easy to find clothing and accessories at a glance.
Children's bedrooms
Track lighting is an ideal solution for children's rooms. The adjustable spotlights can initially be directed towards play areas and, as the child grows, easily repositioned to illuminate a study desk or workspace. It is a lighting solution designed to evolve alongside the room's changing needs.
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