Spot lighting (or focal)

It is a type of light more intense and focused that aims to illuminate a work area or activity. Most often it is a good complement to the decor and light accompanying general. For reading and writing areas using floor lamps or table. Other types of wall sconces or ceiling lights on a useful guide to food preparation areas and food areas of work or hobbies, rather than shaving or makeup.

Spot-lighting

The relationship between general and spot light should be complemented by seeking a balance, no hassle of shadows or violent contrasts. Avoid glare on the one hand and on the other excessive projection of shadows. The optimum condition is that the light source is clear and direct but not dazzling. Bathrooms and kitchens in the spotlight is as important as general light.

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