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UL 20

EAC 364

ENEC 18

CE, ENEC 61

CE, EAC, ENEC 95

CE. UK, CA, EAC 181

CE, UL 44

UK, CA, CE 29

Design 2026

Architectural 408

Classic 125

Country style 15

Industrial 59

Modern 2077

Minimal 145

Retro 97

Scandinavian 46

Vintage 39

II 778

III 264

I 1302

IK00 8

IK05 1

IK06 6

IK07 1

IK10 5

Free standing 620

Clamp 5

Recessed 249

Recessed (trimless) 17

Surface 1551

Suspended 16

3 core 2033

4 core 2

5 core 285

Interior light 2430

Outdoor lamp 41

Round shape 86

Rectangular shape 156

Adjustable 4

SPOT up to 30° 108

BUNDLED from 31° to 50° 179

WIDE from 51° to 90° 59

AREA from 91° to 119° 72

FLOODLIGHT from 120° 92

Dependent on bulb 239

Extendable 4

Fixed 1952

Flexible adjustable 46

Height adjustable 19

Inclinable 3

Moveable 17

Rotatable 330

Swivelling 325

Brilliant CRI >= 95 25

Very good CRI >= 90 968

Good CRI >= 80 358

Dependent on bulb 1026

Aura 12

Direct 2050

Direct + Indirect 199

Indirect 182

Wallwasher 2

MacAdam 2 76

MacAdam 3 335

MacAdam 4 3

MacAdam 5 3

Dependent on bulb 949

Included 1285

Not applicable 1013

Not included 163

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How to choose the perfect light fittings for your living room

Lighting the living room is key to creating a pleasant and functional space. For optimum effect, it is advisable to use a combination of different types of light. Main lighting, such as ceiling lights, provides even light throughout the room. Alternatively, recessed luminaires are an excellent choice for even illumination and can be adapted to the needs of the room by being able to direct the light. Directional luminaires or table lamps are suitable for highlighting specific areas such as a reading corner or art elements. Ambient lighting, which can be achieved with LED strips, adds a pleasant atmosphere.

It is also important to make sure that the light is adjusted according to the time of day and the need for natural light. The temperature of the light is crucial as it can affect the atmosphere of the room. Warm light, with a colour temperature between 2700K and 3000K, is pleasant and relaxing and suitable for most living rooms. On the other hand, neutral light, with a colour temperature between 3500K and 4000K, is good for working and reading but can be less pleasant for relaxing.

The use of dimmers allows you to adjust the intensity of the light, allowing you to adjust the brightness according to your mood and needs. Finally, making use of natural light is always welcome. By combining these elements, you will create a functional and welcoming space where you can relax and enjoy.

Marset Milana Suspension Lamp | lightingonline.eu

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