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Creative Ways to Illuminate Your Space with Table Lamps


Creative Ways to Illuminate Your Space
with Table Lamps

If you think about it how to seamlessly interlock a   lamp You are in luck with the space that you have already   carefully put together!  Lamps as   points of light tend to blend in very well no matter what their   base may be.  Regardless   of whether they fit in perfectly with their surroundings or contrast a little   (or a lot!), They are already focal points and do the job   well.

However, there are a few simple guidelines to follow when trying   to match a lamp with your decor:

  • Buy in the same furniture   niche

Is the rest of your room Mid-century   modern, with ergonomic, curved lines?  How about industrial and   minimalist (with hard corners and few accessories) or   Maximalist and Baroque (with an explosion of   colors and intricate patterns everywhere)?    The same goes with the same.

ONE simple sculptural table lamp with white   shade would go well with a mid-century modern room;  choose a black iron base with   a single light bulb for minimalist and industrial.  When buying a baroque room be sure to take   something with you as much detail as   possible!

  •     Buy in the same color scheme

Take a look at your room.    Look at the colors in it.  Your   room consists mainly of neutral pastels?  Did you Pops of a single   colorhow blue or yellow?    Or is your room mostly darker colorshow   maroon and forest green?  Buy a lamp   that matches same part of the color spectrumand   it will fit perfectly.

  • Decide to make your lamp the focal   point

As mentioned above, your lamp is already noticeable because it is   a light source.  However, the decision   to delve into this factor can be a decision dynamic design   choice!  Take a look   around your room and notice the main colors and patterns you see.

This time, however, instead of making a lamp selection   similar to this selection, Choose something   diametrically opposed.   Easywhen your room is busy; very   patternedif your room is minimalist and bare.  Blue, if the color of your room is reddish   and warm;  black if your room is white.  This will have one   ultra-modern Take a look at this and it will   ensure that you make an incredible statement with your decor.