Bedroom overhead lighting ideas

Don't let your lack of overhead lighting get you down. Check out our creative ideas for lighting room without ceiling lights.

Brighten your bedroom creatively without relying on ceiling lights. Strategically place floor lamps for a soft, ambient glow, and add table lamps on nightstands for task lighting. Consider string lights for a whimsical touch or wall-mounted sconces to save space. Layering these light sources can create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxing or reading.

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Is your room without ceiling lights? Wondering how to light it up? Check out these great ideas for lighting up your space if you don't have overhead lighting. Our collection features lamps, wall lights, string lights and more.

A light is a light, right? Well, not quite. The truth is that when it comes to residential lighting, many homeowners mistakenly believe that any light will do the same job. Perhaps they choose the wrong fixture: overhead lighting, pendant lights, wall sconces, or lamps work only when used in the right context. Or maybe they ignore the impact lighting has on mood, home design, and how we see ourselves. With a little education, though, any homeowner can see their lighting design in—well—a…

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Whether you’re living in a 30-story high rise or the second floor of a townhouse, one thing is nearly universally true of apartments: They never seem to have enough light. And while you can do a bit to fake a brighter space, including revving up dim old overhead lights by swapping in higher-lumen LEDs for dull incandescents or replacing (or removing) heavy shades, it can be tricky to figure out a solution when you don’t have any overhead lights at all.

Do you need more overhead lighting, but you can't add it? Try one of these three alternatives that will give you light without the cost.