1, The advantages and disadvantages of wall lamps facing upwards for illumination
advantage:
Creating atmosphere: Wall lamps that illuminate upwards can create soft indirect lighting, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere for the space. This type of light can reflect onto the ceiling and walls, making the entire room appear brighter and more spacious.
Avoid glare: As the light source is facing upwards, it will not directly illuminate the eyes, effectively avoiding glare issues and making people feel more comfortable in the space.
Visual extension: Wall lamps illuminated upwards can enhance the sense of dimensionality and hierarchy of the space, making the room appear taller and more spacious visually.
Disadvantages:
Poor lighting effect: Due to the light source facing upwards, most of the light will shine on the ceiling and walls, rather than directly illuminating areas that require lighting such as floors and furniture, which may lead to poor lighting effect.
High energy consumption: In order to achieve better lighting effects, it may be necessary to increase the power of wall lamps or use multiple wall lamps, resulting in high energy consumption.
2, The advantages and disadvantages of downward lighting with wall lamps
advantage:
Good lighting effect: Wall lamps that illuminate downwards can directly illuminate areas such as the ground and furniture that require illumination, making the distribution of light in the space more uniform and bright.
Energy saving and environmental protection: As the light source directly illuminates the area that needs illumination, it can reduce energy consumption and achieve the effect of energy conservation and environmental protection.
Highlighting Details: Wall lamps illuminated downwards can highlight the details and textures of objects such as the ground and furniture, making the space more textured and artistic.
Disadvantages:
May cause glare: If the installation position of the wall lamp is improper or the light is too strong, it may directly shine on people's eyes, causing glare problems.
Impact on spatial atmosphere: Wall lamps that illuminate downwards may make the space appear more direct and bright, lacking a soft atmosphere.
3, How to choose the lighting direction of wall lamps
When choosing the lighting direction for wall lamps, we need to consider the following aspects comprehensively:
Space requirements: Choose lighting direction based on the functional requirements and design style of the space. For example, in a bedroom or restaurant that needs to create a warm atmosphere, wall lamps with upward lighting can be chosen; In study rooms or kitchens that require bright and clear lighting, wall lamps with downward lighting can be chosen.
Visual comfort: Consider the visual comfort of people in the space. Avoid choosing lighting directions that may cause glare, ensuring that people can feel comfortable and relaxed in the space.
Energy saving and environmental protection: While meeting lighting needs, try to choose energy-saving and environmentally friendly lighting directions as much as possible. Reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions through reasonable light distribution and lamp selection.
