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When choosing bedside lighting, style is an important factor. Think about how a bedside light will fit with the look of your bedroom. Remember that lamps are not only practical light fittings but decorative objects too. To find your perfect bedside lamp or wall light, consider your style and décor. Does your bedroom have a modern or contemporary look? Do you prefer bright colours or muted tones? Bedside lights should complement your overall bedroom look and blend seamlessly with your existing décor. Size Bedside lighting is an essential part of any well-lit bedroom; it provides both practical illumination and decoration. If you want to create a luxurious and stylish look in your master bedroom, bedside lighting is a simple way to do it. Find out more about bedside lighting ideas with our handy buying guide. Bedside Lighting: Table Lamps

Designed to look and feel like a hotel bed, the Hart bed frame is a statement design with a wide-set headboard and integrated bedside chests. weight; in particular, adjustable beds will not be covered by this Service Contract if the users are over For a modern bedroom, look for sleek contemporary bedside lighting in chrome or glass. Patterned fabric shades and antique brass finishes will add a more traditional, vintage-inspired look to your bedside lighting. For bed time reading, a practical bedside lamp with an adjustable spotlight is a great choice. The Philips Eyecare Task Lamp features a sleek white design with an adjustable head that provides optimal light output. Bedside task lamps can be angled to direct light where you need it, perfect for when you want to curl up in bed with a good novel. Look for lamps with an inline switch, which allows you to turn off the lamp without getting up. Bedside wall lightsBedside lighting is especially important for children’s rooms. A bedside lamp will provide gentle illumination for story time and can be used as a comforting night light. Children often need a light source to be able to sleep. Decorative table lamps will add a stylish touch to your bedroom. A pair of beautiful bedside lamps such as theNivian Glass Table Lamp(above) will frame the bed on each side and will bring together the whole room. For reading, consider a wall light with a swing arm such as the Junius Swing Arm Wall Light or an adjustable spotlight such as the Philips Star Single LED Spotlight(above).These types of wall lights are perfect for focused task lighting.Place them at eye level on either side of the bed for the most comfortable light output. new bed, mattress or furniture. Rest assured that we’ve got everything covered, including materials,

by fire, fibre damage, smoke, ash, flood, wind, lightning, the act of sunlight, oxidisation, or anyOn an evening, bright lighting directly above the bed is often too harsh for a relaxing bedtime ambiance. Instead, bedside lighting at eye level will add a warm glow to help you unwind and get ready to snooze. Bedside lamps are also a great source of task lighting for the bedroom. They provide just enough light for bedtime reading and allow you to get into bed without stumbling around in the dark. In general, a soft white, or warm white bulb with a colour temperature of 2700K to 3000K are the best for bedside lamps as they create a warm and cosy atmosphere. LED bulbs are a popular option due to their energy efficiency and long lifespan, and often they can be dimmed, or have their colour temperature changed, which is perfect if you need a bright white to wake you up in the mornings, but need a dimmer, warmer shade for relaxing at night.

The size of a bedside lamp largely depends on what you think looks best, and the size of your bedside table. As a general rule, the lamp should be tall enough that the light source shines over your shoulder when you’re sitting up in bed, but not so tall that it towers over the headboard. The lampshade should also be proportionate to the base, and not too large or small for the size of the lamp. In terms of width, the lamp base should be no wider than the width of the bedside table, and the shade should be wide enough to cover the light source while still allowing light to shine where it is needed. and fittings, including the lift mechanism are covered by this Service contract and not the television orWhile bedside lamps are a classic choice for bedroom lighting, there are alternative options that can be great for tight spaces or for adding a unique touch to your décor. Wall lights are a great option as they can free up valuable space on your bedside table – so this is one to consider if space is tight. Many wall lights are designed to be plug-in, which means they are easy to install, and you don’t need to worry about wiring them in. For a stylish, hotel-inspired look, think about adding bedside wall lights to your bedroom. Available in a wide range of styles, wall mounted bedside lamps are a great way to achieve stylish bedside lighting in any room, but especially where space is limited. Wall lights don’t require bedside tables – they simply attach to the wall next to the bed. An uplighter wall light will provide soft lighting that is diffused around the room for an overall, relaxing glow. Mid-century modern bedside lamps feature sleek and simple designs, often with a touch of retro flair. They work well in bedrooms with a mid-century modern décor or a minimalist aesthetic. And for even more peace of mind, it also covers scuffs, spills and stains for the first 5 years. With