my own brand Shower Niche Light – Waterproof, Bathroom Lighting Kit, Wetroom Alcove Recess, Mini Recessed Downlight for Tiled Shower Shelf, Low Voltage, Warm White, Cool White.

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Continuing the serene colorway of the bath, natural rift cut white oak was chosen for the vanity and the floating shelves above the toilet. A white quartz for the countertop, has a small reflective pattern like the polished chrome of the fittings and hardware. Natural curved shapes are repeated in the arch of the faucet, the hardware, the front of the toilet and shower column. The rectangular shape of the tile is repeated in the drawer fronts of the cabinets, the sink, the medicine cabinet, and the floating shelves.

Our waterproof LED strip lights for bathrooms come with remote control and sensor options. Installing bathroom LED light strips is easy and controlling them remotely can provide independence to individuals with reduced mobility. There could be nothing easier than being able to switch off or change the colour of your lights at the touch of a button. However, if your bathroom or shower enclosure is large, it is easy to install lights away from high-risk places. Also, you have more choices in the light fixtures you can install. You can use ceiling lights that don’t have an IP rating as long as they’re not located directly over a bathtub or shower. Using alcoves in your home might seem like a design head-scratcher at first, but there is so much you can do with these unique little spaces to transform them. From function to feature, alcoves can become a beautiful accent in your home.

How do I select the right bathroom decor & furniture?

Opting for multiple paint shades is an effective way to give separate areas, such as alcoves, their own distinct zone and character,’ says Helen Shaw, director of marketing at Benjamin Moore. A niche, in architectural terms, is a scaled down exedra, a recessed structure in a wall which often had a domed or clamshell design. These would typically house a statue but in later years their size was scaled down to house a bust or reliques, relics of particular importance to the homeowner. Bright bathroom lighting is an essential element of good bathroom design. But you’ll need to be careful and avoid harsh light bulbs. The 5 factors discussed below are very important for creating a beautiful, functional space. 1. Amount of Natural Light Received Our PIR Motion Sensor wired between the Auxiliary Light switch and the Transformer for the LED Lights will allow the lights to switch on automatically when someone enters the bathroom, and off again after a preset time of no motion being detected. Use the 2 Gang Wall switch as usual, the Mood Light switch can then be used to override the motion sensor.

Working from home will remain the norm for the foreseeable future, and more people have had to think creatively about work spaces. For those without a spare room, or those living in compact spaces, an alcove office is a great solution. When instead the niche is very large, the illumination from above with a single spotlight is no longer sufficient, on the contrary, it would penalize both the niche and the objects placed in it. In the case of very large niches there are two solutions, both valid, but that should be studied according to the objects that we want to place in it.

Switch on the lights automatically when someone enters the bathroom.

Recessed downlights in the bathroom ceiling are excellent for general lighting purposes, since they may be positioned to provide the task lighting over sinks and showers too. Where the ceiling construction does not allow their use, surface spotlights are a good alternative. If it is not our intention to paint the niche of a different color from the rest of the room, you can play alternatively with the light color of the spotlight. In this example we see that the color of the light has been designed in conjunction with that of the sofa. I would also like to point out here that the color of light is used to highlight especially white objects within a niche very clear, that objects in the absence of colored light would pass completely unnoticed. LEDs beat Halogens by a large margin when it comes to bathroom lighting energy efficiency. Halogen lights use almost 90% of their energy to emit heat. But LEDs emit only 10% of their energy in heat. Yes, that’s right. LEDs convert more than 80% of electrical energy to light.