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15
Aug
5 powerful ideas to-improve your living room lighting
Jeragh is always going for the new innovative solution in the lighting and UV, Jeragh is one of the pioneers in the lighting and UVC.
Ask yourself, what do you want your living room lighting to do?
When deciding how to decorate a living room with better lighting, there are different types of living room light fixtures and lamps designed for different purposes.
Option 1: An central light fixture, two wall lights and a pair of table lamps
Option 2: A pair of pendant lights, a torchiere floor lamp and a table lamp
Option 3: A hanging swag light, a pair of floor lamps and a desk lamp
Option 4: A ceiling fan with a light kit, a reading lamp and a table lamp
Option 5: A close-to-ceiling light fixture, two canister up-lights, a pair of wall lights and one or two accent lamps
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20
Aug
Is lighting affecting your mood?
Research shows that an adequate amount of light improves mood and energy levels, while poor lighting contributes to depression and other deficiencies in the body. The amount and type of lighting directly affect concentration, appetite, mood, and many other aspects of daily life.
Ask yourself, you feel different when there is measure change in the lighting around you ?
artificial light has afforded mankind incalculable possibilities, it has also caused some confusion in our bodies, which have evolved for thousands of years to respond to the stimuli of sunlight in the day and darkness at night. This responsiveness to natural light is called the circadian rhythm or cycle, and describes the 24-hour biological cycle of almost all living beings. Circadian rhythms are primarily influenced by light reception, but temperature and other stimuli also play a role in the process.
Our natural clock is in the part of the brain called the hypothalamus, which is linked to photoreceptors located throughout the body (such as the retina). These receptors are responsible for synchronizing our internal clock with the light we absorb during the day. Understanding the circadian cycle is essential because it affects the rhythms of the human body and influences sleep, mood, wakefulness, digestion, temperature control, and even cell renewal. Research shows that an adequate amount of light improves mood and energy levels, while poor lighting contributes to depression and other deficiencies in the body. The amount and type of lighting directly affect concentration, appetite, mood, and many other aspects of daily life.
But how can we have a healthy circadian rhythm if we spend most of our time in environments flooded with artificial light? Or if the last thing we do before bed and the first thing we do when we wake up is check our phones? How can architects use lighting to promote healthy circadian rhythms and thus, healthier living? Researchers recommend imitating natural daylight cycles with artificial lights. Brighter and stronger lights are suggested for the morning and during the day, while dimmer lights are recommended for night. Opposite configurations can cause a confusing circadian rhythm, alter our sleep schedules, or lead to decreased energy throughout the day. A study from the University of Toronto demonstrated the significance of light strength, showing that bright lights “intensify our initial emotional reaction to a stimulus” and that “its effects can be both positive and negative.”
The color temperature of light likewise greatly affects the human body. Typically depicted in Kelvin (K), the higher the color temperature, the brighter and cooler the light will be. In this case, ‘warm’ and ‘cold’ don’t refer to the physical heat of the lamp, but to the tone or color of the light. Warm lights make the environment feel more welcoming and relaxing, while cooler lights make the environment more stimulating – they make us feel more alert, more focused, and can increase productivity levels. It’s also believed that blue light reduces levels of the sleep-related hormone melatonin, making us feel more awake. Computers and mobile screens emit a lot of blue light, so that last email check before bed can make our sleep a lot less restful. But when used intelligently, blue light can be ideal for those spaces where the mind needs to work at full speed, such as meeting rooms, industrial kitchens, and even factories, where high concentration is expected.
Yellow tones (at the bottom of the color scale) correspond to dusk and dawn, times when the body is generally more relaxed. This makes a lot of sense if we think that until recently, humans weren’t exposed to high-intensity lights at night, but simply to the light of the moon and the fire. Weak, indirect, and warm lighting tends to make environments quieter and people more relaxed. Although this may not be a good choice for a work environment that requires efficiency and productivity, it may be beneficial for a restaurant, a rest area, or a bedroom.
Experts agree that taking advantage of sunlight during the day and avoiding direct exposure to cold or blue light at bedtime can improve quality of sleep and positively affect people’s well-being and productivity. And although it’s impossible to control the lighting of all the environments and spaces that we will inhabit, being aware of the impacts of lighting on our body can make us think twice about some of the choices we would otherwise make in a heartbeat – whether it be buying that lamp for sale in the supermarket, or even just checking our phone one last time before bed.
15
Aug
Why choose JERAGH Lighting
Jeragh is always going for the new
innovative solution in the lighting and UV, Jeragh is one of the
pioneers in the lighting and UVC.
Ask yourself, what do you want your living room lighting to do?
When deciding how to decorate a living room with better lighting, there are different types of living room light fixtures and lamps designed for different purposes.
Option 1: An central light fixture, two wall lights and a pair of table lamps
Option 2: A pair of pendant lights, a torchiere floor lamp and a table lamp
Option 3: A hanging swag light, a pair of floor lamps and a desk lamp
Option 4: A ceiling fan with a light kit, a reading lamp and a table lamp
Option 5: A close-to-ceiling light fixture, two canister up-lights, a pair of wall lights and one or two accent lamps
our new lighting products