Concrete table lamp, Dark Grey

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Our products generally have a 2-year warranty period.

What should be considered when purchasing a luminaire?

When you go shopping for lighting, it is good to pay attention to the type of space the luminaires will be used in and the purpose for which the luminaire is being purchased.

If the goal is to evenly illuminate an entire room, it is advisable to choose a ceiling light that provides wide-area general lighting, such as a plafond.

For general lighting in a living room or bedroom, a pendant light is a good choice. In the living room, it is worth investing not only in good general lighting and a ceiling fixture, but also in table or floor lamps, which complement the interior design and bring the whole environment to life.

In the kitchen, strong lighting is needed so that cooking tasks can be done quickly and easily, whereas in the dining room and at the dining table, general lighting does not need to be as bright as on kitchen work surfaces.

When purchasing a pendant light, it is important to consider not only the shape of the shade but also the installation height of the luminaire. The installation height has a significant effect on how wide an area of light the fixture provides. When placed higher, a pendant light illuminates a wider area than when installed lower, in which case the light is more focused.

Read more about choosing lighting in our “Succeed in home lighting” guide and in the following articles:

“5 tips for planning home lighting”

“Light for remote working”

“Finnish design luminaires: trends 2021–2022”