“I’ve played around with pendants, high hats, spotlights, and integrated lightingyou name it.
It’s all about what fits your space and your style.”
Keep in mind, though, that lighting temperature is key.
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This geometric design adds instant intrigue to the space while providing ample brightness all throughout.
Full of charm, its petite size is well-suited to small spaces like the closet.
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Shea emphasizes the importance of thinking ahead and planning for wiring or outlets.
“If you’re lucky enough to have a window, natural lighting is ideal,” Breslin says.
“It will highlight your clothes and accessories in perfect color and will cast less shadows.”
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Opting for a short pendant light or a flush mount fixture is also quite practical.
This one is truly a work of art and will make your getting area feel like a luxe boutique.
Johnson recommends incorporating a small chandelier to light up your space if you consider it a personal sanctuary.
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It will bring a personal flair to it.
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The larger your closet, the more lighting you could include.
Why not go big if you have the space?
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Whether you electrically wire yours or opt for a plug-in option (ideal for renters) is your choice.
This attention-grabbing piece is contemporary and playful.
This one is sizable and plays to the room’s contemporary style.
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The mirror within the space will allow the light to bounce around this compact area.
Experts say that aside from natural lighting, ambient overhead lighting is the best solution in a closet.
Stick with flush mounts or short pendant lights so as not to fill precious vertical storage space.
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Incorporate sconces and puck lights for additional brightness.
Designers recommend sticking to 2700k bulbs in closets for aesthetic purposes.
Safety regulations are determined by the National Electric Code.
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