New Years Day may have passed, and you evidently stumbled upon this article now. If we are to be honest, however, it is never really too early or too late to make resolutions – or to find new ways to accommodate our current resolutions – especially if those resolutions and/or accommodations are going to turn your home or workplace into exactly the kind of living space you wish to enjoy spending time in. After all, that is the aim of interior design; to enhance the interiors of a space with the intentions of achieving a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment.
The primary objective of this article is to provide you with 5 lighting resolutions that will help you create an accommodative living space for your New Year’s resolutions.
Lighting Resolution #1: Getting in Shape
In the darker winter months, it may be difficult to find the motivation to get up and hit the gym early in the day. No one really wants to get up in the dark, but the best times to hit the gym are early in the morning, after which you may enjoy the benefits of feeling more energized and productive for the rest of the day. To accommodate getting in shape, we suggest easing into the day with low, cozy, and warm glows, and then working your way to the energizing daylight setting. This is made possible by selectively choosing fixtures for your bedroom that illuminate with a warm glow; or by simply choosing fixtures with different brightness settings so that you can have it all.
Lighting Resolution #2: Read More
When the clock ticks late into the evening, some people resolve to finally tackle that pile of books sitting on their nightstand. Though many think that finding the time to read is what stands in their way, it could have a little something to do with the lighting in their home as well. 44% of people prefer a functional white light to fill the room while they’re reading, which means if your bulbs are too bright or too soft, they probably are not very accommodating as a comfortable reading light.
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