A couple of snaps from the recent trip to show how well the wall lamp can be placed and avoid the usual glare on objects which can really be a pain for many home owners.
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Notice how the light is reflected/redirected towards the ceiling instead of the floor. Maybe the photograph doesn’t capture all the elements, but you can get a fair idea of what we are talking about.
Comments are welcome as usual.
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(2 votes, average: 4.5 out of 5)
I feel , (in general) this type of
electric lighting is not suitable
for us . actually we need more &
more light in all rooms including
bed rooms . of course , we do use
light dimmers / low power lights
when required .
we do not really care for glaring
on objects except when we take the
video / photographs at home !