Lighting design, so-called

Lighting design, so-called "direct", "indirect" lighting, and is usually "light source with respect to the relationship between the illuminated objects" and "occupants will not be seen directly lamps, light sources," and so on to make defined. 1. What is indirect lighting? The so-called "indirect lighting", after the lamp light source is reflected upwardly ombre to hit the ceiling, and then down the diffusion (or hit the walls, again diffuse side), in order to achieve soft lighting effects; because it would not be seen directly lamps and light, it is also known as indirect lighting. Hidden ombre ceiling and wall fixtures processing mode, the general also called "Ceiling lighting 'practices are usually covered ombre under the beam, hanging below the implicit or air conditioner indoor unit below the fire sprinkler piping, TV wall or sofa back, etc., in order to corner timber frame construction, surface sealing splint or calcium silicate board, closing edge practices and transparency need to sew the size of local conditions, not repeat them. 2. What is semi-indirect lighting? If the fixture between the light source and the illuminated body with translucent acrylic or frosted glass barrier, so that the child does not directly see lamps and light sources (sometimes see a part of the lamp), you can achieve a soft I would kind of lighting effects classified as "semi-indirect lighting." For example, acrylic boxes, frosted ombre glass shelf lights, frosted glass recessed lights, but opaque lampshade chandelier lamp floor lamp ... etc. 3. What is the direct lighting? In accordance with the above definition, the user can directly see the "light" (light bulbs, fluorescent tubes) of lighting and lamps, are generally referred to as "direct illumination." ombre (Generally, I would strongly ombre suggest that the owners do not use these, but others should be more use 1.2.4. Class, in order to avoid glare.) Like "Ceiling", by definition means "the lamp and lamp holders are exposed ombre to ways adsorption installed ceiling "kinds of lights, is the most common and easy installation ombre of one, regardless of the original cement floor or ceiling is wooden decoration, as long as the lock screw gecko, connected lines, switch on OK. "Ceiling" is generally recommended mounted: the stairwell, high-ceilinged space, the higher the living room, the dining table, porch, balcony, etc .... place. The "Semi Flush" (also called "semi-recessed lights") between the "Ceiling" and "Downlights" is between, to a part of the lamp or lamp holder "semi-embedded" ombre in the ceiling, will usually see the light source directly, it can be considered "direct illumination." At this time, "must" have decorated ceilings, depending on the shape of the lamp needs to dig holes and mounting ombre hole sizes, and of course professional degrees construction difficulty ombre and tools are more difficult.
4. What is semi-direct lighting? This type of definition is ambiguous, I is defined as: "will ombre directly see the" lamp ", and light will shine directly on the illuminated object, but does not directly see the" light "of lighting, can be called a" semi-direct Lighting "." Like exposed, ceiling a "projection lamp", is this type of lamp types. (Similar to the definition, you can also refer to the "accent lighting.") In addition, if there are wooden ceiling decoration, it is usually relatively ombre high in order to fight the lamp in height, the designers would suggest that the owners installed "Downlights" or "semi- Downlights ", although this time the lamp has been less visible, if there is no external light source to a translucent acrylic or frosted ombre glass and illuminated body barrier, it is still classified as such. This is my house owners do not want to adopt the way, if the choice is not enough lighting and projection angle careful, it is easy to become glaring.
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