One of the most influential décor tasks we have within our home is lighting. Although there are many aspects that make a room complete, light features are the cherry on top that set the overall atmosphere of your home. When it comes to choosing the perfect fixtures, we need to start with the three basic types  – ambient, task, and accent. Not every room in your home will require all three, but it is a great place to start when determining what features you should add to each space.

Living Room & Bedroom Lights

Believe it or not, your living room and bedroom can all benefit from the same type of lighting. Much of the lighting in this space will be ambient, often a ceiling- or wall-mounted fixture. You may choose to use floor or table lamps in areas where larger light sources don’t reach as well, like in an alcove or on either side of the bed.
When it comes to general lighting in these rooms, looking at a ceiling-mounted LED with adjustable lighting features will be your best option. Koda’s 14” LED ceiling light features a dimmable option alongside 16 different color options and four ambiance modes. You can set the mood or get ready to watch a family movie, all by pressing a button.

Kitchen Lights

When it comes to the kitchen, you want more localized lighting – especially if you cook. One of the best places to hang task lighting is under your kitchen cabinets, beaming down on the counter below. After all, you need to be able to read your recipes!

Most kitchens offer plenty of natural lighting, which takes away from the need to supplement the ambient lighting. Some people like to use accent lighting to highlight areas of their kitchen, such as china cabinets or a particular area that they prefer to keep lit up during the day or night. Many of this accent lighting can be accomplished with the use of a track light system.

Outdoor Lighting

When you think of lighting up the outdoor area of your home, what comes to mind? For most, it is either for safety, security, or pure aesthetics. For safety and security, Koda knocks both of these categories out with one product – the motion-activated LED floodlight. The LED light is both bright and adjustable, creating the perfect amount of illumination wherever you place it. The ambient light sensor saves energy by detecting daytime light while the motion-activated feature of the floodlight lets you know when someone is approaching your door. It also lights up the path for someone walking to their car. Either way, safety and security are bundled up in this durable, weather-resistant outdoor light system.

If you want something more aesthetically pleasing, the lantern-style Koda outdoor wall light provides a warm glow to your home’s exterior. The design features a smart technology to turn on and off based on dusk and dawn.

 

Bathroom Lights

Depending on how old your bathroom is, you might find yourself with different lighting styles. Most bathrooms, especially older ones, have a light in the center of the ceiling that casts a shadow on the person standing in front of the mirror. If you want to change the way your bathroom lighting makes you look and feel, task lighting on both sides of the mirror is a more focused approach to efficient bathroom lighting.

Garage Lighting

Whether you choose to use your garage as a workshop, a game area, or just a place to park the car, you will want a light that is very bright and covers the area well. Many people who use their garage space often greatly benefit from an indoor/outdoor shop light with motion sensor. The motion sensor shop light from Koda is extremely durable, has customizable features, and lasts up to 50,000 hours.

Continue your search for light features by visiting https://kodabuilt.com/ and make every room feel like home.