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Lighting is a matter of great importance when it comes to homing kids. Not only does lighting affect your children’s mood but it will also have a bearing on the health and safety of your children. Here are a few tips on making the lighting in your home child-friendly.
Lighting is a matter of great importance when it comes to homing kids. Not only does lighting affect your children’s mood but it will also have a bearing on the health and safety of your children. Here are a few tips on making the lighting in your home child-friendly.
Brightness
The first thing that you should concern yourself with in regards to the
lighting of a home with kids living within is brightness - which ties into
health and safety. The brighter your home is throughout, the less chances there
are of your toddler bumping into anything and injuring his or herself.
Furthermore, a brighter home will allow you to see any potential health
hazards lying around quicker and eliminate them before your child stumbles into
them.
For these reasons, you will also want as much natural light seeping in
throughout your home and your child’s bedroom as possible.
Flexible Lighting
Your home cannot be bright all of the time however, for you will need
dimness when resting and trying to put your child to sleep. It is therefore
best that you have flexible lighting throughout your home, so that you can make
things dim when needs be.
Ensuring that you find the right lighting fixtures is therefore
important and you should opt for the renowned brands, since they will be of the
highest quality and the most reliable. Many of the LampCommerce designer lamps will suffice if you’re
looking for high quality and flexible lighting fixtures.
Space
Children take up space and your home may not be big enough to
comfortably cope with the amount of space a child will take up. However, you
can use lighting to make rooms seem bigger than they are, thereby maximizing
the amount of space you have in your home without making any actual physical
change or extension.
If your child’s bedroom has high ceilings, it should be uplighted,
which will make the space within it look and feel bigger.
One-way of making your children’s room brighter is through making the
walls white or bright coloured. Bright wall colours should in fact be adopted
all throughout your home.
No Tabletop Lamps
Tabletop lamps are a health and safety hazard for toddlers and so they
should be avoided. Cords are simply inconvenient and they can be too long or
even too short. Ensure that all of your lighting is therefore mounted on walls
or ceilings.
As your child grows older, they will need lighting in their room
suitable for studying and learning. Wall lights mounted above reading areas and
desks are a good way of ensuring that they get the appropriate lighting,
without any health and safety hazards.
You will of course want your child’s room to be as fun as can be. This
can be done through a variety of different ways, methods and techniques. One
great way of making your child’s room fun and interesting is through basing it
around a theme.
Regardless of what theme you choose, in order to best base your kid’s
room around a theme, you should create a focal point in the room which best
exemplifies the chosen theme. Lighting can then be used to bring out this focal
point and highlight its presence.
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