4. Layer Your Light
The best-lit rooms don’t rely on one source. Use a mix: overheads for function, wall sconces or lamps for ambience, and candles for softness. Light should move — bouncing off walls, reflecting through glass, shaping shadow.
5. Try Smart Bulbs (You’ll Never Go Back)
Set different moods with a tap: warm for evenings, bright white for focus, even low amber for winding down. They remember your rhythms — ideal if you like your home to greet you, not glare at you.
Summary
Think of lighting like fragrance — one note rarely works alone. Combine layers, play with warmth, and remember: the best rooms don’t look brighter, they feel warmer.
Published on Oct 23, 2025
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