Looking to highlight architectural features, emphasis work
areas, or create an intimate glow in your space? Then hidden lighting fixtures
are the lighting solution you’re looking for. They’re a stylish and practical way to add
dramatic lighting with a touch of concealment. We have suggestions on how and
where to best hide your lighting for the greatest effect.
Ceiling alternatives
In a niche where your roof meets the ceiling, a line of lights washing over your ceiling is perfect for a decluttered and simple look. These kind of hidden lights cast a glow that works well with LED dimmers.
Define your recessed ceiling with a bit of dim, strip lights in order to add elegance and room to your space.
For your restrooms
A vanity is an important
place to set sensitive lighting. Up- and downlighters behind a mirror creates
the perfect lighting for any woman touching up make up, or any man fixing their
clothes. Any person in harsh beans cringes when they view themselves under
such, so sensitive lighting is the way to compliment all customers.
Under-cabinet lighting is
a great way to not only help with lighting faces, but also to bring life to a
neutral space in an easy, yet effective way.
On stairs
Inside: Very thin strip
lights underneath each step on a staircase can illuminate the entire thing
without it being blinding.
Outside: A way to welcome
customers to your place even on the darkest nights. Steps can be specially made
to incorporate strips of light that put another twist on lighting the entryway
of your business. This technique gives off the effect of floating stairs
without compromising the safety of illuminating every step.
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