RE: Re: [OT] Downlighters in a bedroom

["^mad^" <ukha@xxxxxxx>]

I'd Agree with mark, but two of the type you can rotate about above the
bedside tables pointed on the wall can look nice.

IMO a bedroom is meant to be cosy, but down light halogens are a bit too
'stark' if you get what i mean?

What's wrong with a 60w bulb anyway :)

ali
-----Original Message-----
From: mark_harrison_uk2 [mailto:mph@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 19 August 2003 18:15
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: [OT] Downlighters in a bedroom


Mary hates downlighters in bedrooms. We had them in our room at
UKHA2003 and she found them really problematical.

Personally, in bedrooms, I prefer concealed lighting - as in no
visible luminaires.

Depends on you, your bedroom-partner(s) (delete as appropriate), and
what you think looks good.

Regards,

Mark

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Dean Smith" <ukha@e...> wrote:
> Looking at new lighting for the main bedroom and am considering
downlighters but I'm unsure whether the resulting light would be
right....
>
> So anybody got them or opinions one way or the other ?
>
> Room is 12'6 x 15' and I was thinking of 5x25 Watt (or maybe 35W)
LV Downlighters
>
> Also the bestway for keeping loft insulation off the fittings. I've
had flower pots suggested.....
>
> Not totally OT as they'll be wired via a LD11 ;-)
>
> Dean
>
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