How to Get the Best Bathroom Lighting Design

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We all know bathroom lighting can be harsh and unflattering- but it doesn't have to be! Join Lee Travis with Wipliance and David Warfel of Light Can Help You as they discuss the way that your bathroom can transform into a spa-like escape in your own home with well-designed lighting.
Most of us start our day in the bathroom- whether it's shaving, applying makeup, brushing your teeth, taking a shower- and cool, bright lighting will help you wake up to get ready for the day.
Vanity lighting becomes incredibly crucial- instead of a single recessed fixture above the sink, a mirror that offers evenly-distributed light on the sides helps to avoid shadows and even minimize wrinkles. Adding back a bit of that recessed fixture in combination with a lighted mirror can create a bit of Hollywood magic with an ethereal glow.
Placement of light fixtures is incredibly important- linear lighting in coves above a shower or bath help to create a sense of sky. Cool, blue hues that wash the surfaces help to get your day started with energized vigor.
But how about the rest of the day? In the evenings or at night, you don't need or want cool, bright light from above. Our eyes like a horizon line, and lighting that follows the level of the sun makes sense. We want it high in the sky to wake us up, but low like a sunset to relax. A bit of cove lighting in the shower, and lighting at lower levels allows you to see for safety, but doesn't wake you up if it's the middle of the night. Maybe you would prefer to unwind in a warm bath with a candlelight-like glow? Lights that offer warm dim features will create a caramel-colored glow at their lowest levels, creating the feeling of a sunset and helping you to relax.
00:00 Intro
00:23 How to Light a Vanity
01:23 How to Light a Shower or Bath
01:40 Day to Night Lighting
02:30 Importance of Layers and Color Temperature
To learn more about Wipliance's lighting solutions, visit www.wipliance.com

[@leetravis5341]

A great display of lighting layers in such a small space

[@Andres.olguin]

And with sensors and Lightning control adding conditionals you can make it easy for the user.

[@nopenope2115]

I'm curious about those step lights (I think that's the best word for them?) towards the bottom of the shower? Any more details about those lights?

[@lenkiatleong]

It could be better if the lights can shine on the rain droplets to fully display all it's glory.