Combining background wall panels with lighting to create a beautiful home

      Lighting is a very important design in home spaces. During the day, the interior can rely on natural lighting to illuminate the environment. But on cloudy days or at night, how to use lighting to complement the interior decoration design of a home to create a pleasing and bright visual effect is very knowledgeable and meaningful.

Choose appropriate lighting

      More lighting is not necessarily better. Excessive and strong lighting can create a harsh environment and give people a feeling of being too bright and eye-catching. If you want to use a large continuous lamp strip, it is best to use dark wall panels and furniture with weak reflection ability, which are dark and absorb light. This can separate the lighting from the bright and dark colors of the home, creating a three-dimensional sense of space and strong contrast.

      But too little lighting is also not suitable. Firstly, it is necessary to ensure the overall basic lighting of the interior, such as the ceiling chandeliers and wall lamps on the wall panels. After ensuring basic lighting, it is also necessary to increase lighting in some important local locations. For example, at the desk in the study, at the bedside desk lamp or chandelier. Additional local lighting is designed to serve specific scenes or functions, mainly depending on the needs of the homeowner.

Using layered lighting to enhance the three-dimensional sense of interior decoration design

      The key to creating a sense of hierarchy and depth is simply the arrangement of colors and lighting. The key to layering is the brightness and darkness of the lighting, as well as the saturation level, color depth, and contrast of interior decoration. Some three-dimensional decorative elements can also have an impact.

      When the light is relatively weak, the color of the wall panel or floor should use light colored materials with reflective ability. This material can regulate the dark light inside the room. Dark colored wall panels and decorations can also be used locally, but it is best to have light colored objects for comparison, which can increase the sense of layering. For example, the kitchen is decorated with local dark tones and then matched with a large area of light tone wall panels to make the indoor space look tall but not lose focus.

      Some decorative elements, such as text, lines, shapes, graphics, etc., can enhance the overall visual hierarchy by increasing the richness of the image and the diversity of visual form changes. However, excessive decorative elements can also lead to visual disorganization and overall separation. Therefore, attention should be paid when using.

Hiding lights behind wall panels, ceilings, and other interior decorations to creates mystery and tranquility

      Hidden light strip - The dreamy hidden light strip design is a very mainstream design method in modern interior decoration. By using hidden light strips to create a "light without lamp" effect, it can achieve comfortable lighting and increase the design level of the space.

     For example, hiding the light strip on the top or wall to outline the space, or installing the light strip in the ceiling light of a room can increase the sense of hierarchy at the top. Hiding the light in the originally dark corners, through a combination of light and dark, brings a stunning effect of anti impression, bringing charming changes in reality and illusion.

      The lighting strip on the bedroom wall usually adopts two design methods: horizontal and vertical. Hide the luminous light strip on the side of the wall skirt or line, and through the refraction of the light, evenly illuminate the wall surface, even without the need to install a main light, achieving lighting effects. This design not only distinguishes between upper and lower or left and right materials, but also has a hidden nature.

      The magic of the light strip is that it can also create hierarchy and three-dimensional effect through the light source. By lighting one side of the light strip, the purpose of layout lighting is achieved. It makes bright spaces more dazzling, makes dim spaces clearer, and has a magical power to guide vision, bringing more diverse background wall shapes.

       Space is like a face, and it also needs to be beautified and decorated. Clever lighting design is the "magical makeup technique" that brings basic lighting while also showcasing enormous artistic charm.