Aura of Antique lighting
Antique lighting in your kitchen gives a very warm and soothing feel. Not only does it adds to the beauty of your kitchen interiors, it also gives a majestic touch to the other antique arrangements you have done in your kitchen with antique tiles, walls, cupboards and showpieces. The entire royal interior would lose its beauty if proper lighting is not provided to it. You need to embellish your kitchen with lots of traditional looking lighting, keeping in concern that they do justice to both functional as well as aesthetical aspect.
You can go for remodeling of your kitchen in a manner that your kitchen antique light fixtures give a candle effect. For this you can go for bulb lights that seem to flicker resembling to the candles. This will also help you achieve a very nice dramatized look. This will also help you illuminate your antique show pieces in a very apt manner, providing them with a proper ambience to illustrate their beauty. This kind of lighting should be blended well with the functional lighting system of your kitchen, so that this ambience light does not over shadow your work requirements.
How To Go For Antique Lighting?
You can also go for lava lamps if you aspire for the antique lighting in your kitchen. The bright and dazzling lava lamps came in fashion very much in the 50s and 60s but have still maintained their market demands. Going for a motion lamp is also not a bad option. You can choose between the two as per your wish. The motion lighting which cam in fashion in 20s will be a good option if you want to go for a completely ancient look but if you go for lava lamps they will give you a blend of trend and antiqueness.
One thing that you should keep in concern before going for antique lighting is that you must incorporate more lights in the ambience but at lower wattage. You should not for a single high watt bulb; it can actually ruin your entire interior. For avoiding any hassle in lighting, it is best to go for opting for ceiling lighting fixture that has multiple wings. Try to keep your fixtures low in height to give a fuller look. Also, make sure that the basic lighting of your chandeliers and lamps go well with the overall setup of your kitchen.
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