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Lighting in Interior Design Frigid temperatures, darker skies, and shorter days may heighten dreariness. Lack of vitamin D may take a toll on your health too. The low light bulb exposure in your living room and lack of natural light may make you depressed and lead to seasonal affective disorder (SAD). It is common to find yourself locked in the house during wintertime (fewer sunlight moments and low temperatures). The winter lighting in your dining room can be made effective by using led lights or sconces to beat the dark winter.  You can also use your DIY task lighting or energy-efficient bulbs for your reading nook during daylight hours as well as home décor. Maintaining 2700-3000 kelvin bulbs for your home lighting will brighten your spaces.   Best Interior Lighting Tips To Beat The Winter Blues A warm comfortable home is the best gift to receive during the period. The right lighting such as pendant lights, string lights for your wall lights or floor lamps for your side table will e

What is Industrial Interior Design? Industrial interior design  is the perfect synthesis of form and function. Inspired by the raw framework in factories, this style usually embraces concealed elements like bricks and concrete, wiring, pipes, ducting, etc. The beauty of industrial design lies in embracing the imperfections, wear and tear, and weathering seen in the materials and finishes. It is the most unpretentious style, laying bare all its rawness for the world to see and celebrate. It is the perfect medley of  minimalism  with farmhouse rustic and mid-century contemporary. Common misconceptions of industrial design dictate that industrial interiors tend to be stark and intense. However, with correct lighting and appropriate furnishing, this style spells cozy and intimate like its  Scandinavian  equivalent. Origins and History of Industrial Interior Design Factories in the 19th and  20th century   New York  witnessed the start of mass production and thus required to be built with r