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Kitchen - Lighting
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Natural sunlight is a huge asset and mush be incorporated in the overall lighting design. It is essential to supplement it with light from artificial sources. Without adequate light, chopping, grinding, grating and blending can become perilous operations.
To figure out where you should place the lights, make a list of the tasks you regularly carry out. You will need ample light at the sink, over the cooktop and counter and you will need to see into cupboards. In a fully fitted kitchen, built-in lights may already afford you ample illumination. They nromally take the form of concealed CFL's or tugsten strip lights positioned in the wall mounted storage units over work surfaces.
Regardless of what lighting scheme you choose, a good rule to follow is htat the general ambient lighting should be dimmer than the worktop accent lighting under storage units. You can go for a dual system of lighting with cool work area lights and warm ambient lighting from the ceiling.
When choosing lights for a kitchen, be sure to opt for a product with color rendering qualities. Warm tubes will enhance the look of food and belnd in satisfactorily with tungsten lighting. On the other hand, cool tubes will tend to make red meat and fresh vegetables look greyish.
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