The bathroom is alive and well in comparison to other areas in general a shorter time, but with increasing importance of the bath as spa oasis is also the time spent longer. Therefore, it is part of a balanced Decongestant to install a functional and decorative lighting. In a normal-sized bathrooms, the main light source should be located alongside or above the mirror. A good illumination of the person placed in front of the mirror is ensured without the
Bathroom Lighting fades. Additional supplementation of the light supply can by skillfully installed recessed spotlights, etc. done. The ceiling light for the entire space is used for guidance and should be evenly distributed. For the everyday actions, such as washing, brushing, teeth, shaving and make-up should be at least 300 lux illuminant available. If you want for the wellness applications, a more subdued light output, it is advisable to turn on a dim-able light. It is particularly important, colored lighting used only as a supplement to the main light, they will never be the only source of light.
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