False Ceiling Light Designs: Types of False Ceiling Lights

Lighting lends false ceilings a whole different functionality and beauty. This makes it important to choose false ceiling light carefully. This guide will help you get the right one for your home.

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False ceiling lights: LED recessed lighting

False ceiling lights design: Know all about the different types available

Available in a wide variety of colour options, LED recessed ceiling light is fixed internally, in junction boxes inside false ceilings. A no-fail ambient ceiling light option, LED recessed lights operate in individual capacity and are fixed in holders.

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False ceiling lights: Cove lighting

Cove lighting is a lighting technique that directs light to the ceiling plane from a cove on one or more sides of a room. This basic lighting technique focuses on the ceiling and provides serene illumination down the walls. Cove lighting is also known as ambient light. Generally mounted on a wall, cove lighting can also be located within a false ceiling. Cove lighting technique is also highly effective in highlighting an architectural element. Warm and easy on the eye, cove lights lift up the ambiance and thus, have become an integral part of false ceilings. In fact, cove lights can instantly turn a regular room into a grand looking space.

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False ceiling lights: Backlit ceiling panels

If you thought having a false ceiling is a must to have false ceiling lights installed, you thought wrong. Backlit ceiling panels provide you with an option to illuminate your home exactly like other false ceiling light options without having to go through the trouble of having a false ceiling in the area at all!.

These factory-made products help in easy installation. That is not the only advantage about back-lit ceiling panels – they also can have the impact you are seeking from the light. They can become ambient or mood lights, depending on what you seek from them.