Help identifying the lights used/ alternative to false ceiling
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Comments (4)Thank you. Point noted. I will remember that while we choose our decor so that i mix and match a little to break the monotony of the theme. I forgot to mention- there is one other reason why we settled for the no-false ceiling decision. I love the height of the ceiling and the ample natural light in the room. We did not want to cut off few inches by adding a false ceiling. We might add a portion of wooden ceiling perhaps if we feel that might be good, in future. But as of now is there no other option to make the room look complete, without the false ceiling I mean? Perhaps solid or textured paints-light reflecting colors on the ceiling or something like that... and getting back to the topic of false ceiling, are there options that can be added without reducing the height of the room? Because the two options that the designers gave me are wooden panels or POP wherein close to 1/2 feet is lost totally....See MoreHelp finding the false ceiling light ideas
Comments (3)Hello Sumit The false ceiling lights used here are neutral white light... wattage is not higher then 10watt. As for pendent lighit fixture it has edison bulb in it. You can check the range of recessed led light fixtures in square or round shape with various brands like phlips, wipro, bajaj, orient, siska etc. As an add on you can check the lights with color changing option to give you room a whole new look with playing woth colors as per choice or mood. Cheers P. S: Do let me know if I can help you more....See MoreFalse ceiling design
Comments (21)Ok Monika, for the beam running in the middle of the room you can clad it to make it a part of the design but it needs to be planned properly. You may need professional help there. These attached suggestions should hide the beam. If you do not get the theme in the pics please feel free to call us to understand the suggestion. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore....See Morelights for false ceiling
Comments (8)the more gap you have the more light will diffuse. the beauty of cove lights comes from that gradient. if you have a small space then that look won't come. additionally, refering to your previous post, it will also be a place for pests. If you want this design, I would suggest you go with an LED and cover the gap with an acrylic cut out. that will give a nice effect. or create two levels, let the flat part stay where it is and make the circular one a recess...See More- 6 years ago
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