Home owners spend loads of time on picking out the perfect furnishings and choosing the right shades for their dream home, they often tend to leave little time for lighting. Yet, lighting can pretty much make or break the look of any home with ease. The perfect lighting installations can elevate the appeal of your interiors; poor lighting can turn even the most well thought-out rooms into dull and dreary settings. While gorgeous pendant lights and brilliant chandeliers do steal the spotlight, track lighting has an appeal of its own.
Track lighting is perfect for modern homes that wish to highlight a particular section of the room or do not have additional space for installations like pendant lights and floor lamps. An ability to provide light with varying intensity and in different angles is what gives track lighting its uniqueness. Here are a few illuminating inspirations every contemporary home owner would love –
by knowles ps
by Dan Forer
by Joseph Bergin Architect
by Leslie Saul & Associates
by Nora Schneider Interior Design
by Ian Moore Architects
by Giulietti Schouten Architects
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Blend of Form and Functionality
We have always been big on décor, installations and additions that offer a balance between elegant appeal and perfect ergonomics. When it concerns lighting, it is all the more important that you work towards such poise and track lighting is one of the ways which helps greatly in this regard. While some of the rooms in your home can afford to have an odd corner or two that is not all too ‘well lit’, kitchen is simply not one of those. And track lighting combined with recessed lighting, pendant lights and even an odd floor lamp or two can offer the perfect and bright solution.
by 2fORM Architecture
by Chang + Sylligardos Architects
Instead of relying on one type of lighting, it is best to have several layers that combine gracefully to eliminate any dark corners and poorly lit areas. Track lighting is particularly popular in kitchens as it offers greater visibility due to its focused nature. A great asset when getting some of the chores done!
by Alan Design Studio
by De Anza Interior
by Archipelago Hawaii
Accentuate Your Art Collection!
If there is one specific purpose that track lights are renowned for then it is to showcase something gorgeous and shine the spotlight squarely on it. Track lighting is a wonderful way to bring in a museum-like atmosphere to one of the walls in your living room of the bedroom. Whether it is your favorite art collection, sport memorabilia or even framed family photographs; track lighting set against a pristine white wall draws attention to it with ease.
by Tobin + Parnes Design Enterprises
by Jenny Carter
The best part about using track lighting to accentuate a certain area of the room is that you can always alter the look of the space without too much effort. Just replace the old painting with a stunning floor vase or install a new bookcase filled with your favorite titles and the track lighting pretty much continues to draw attention to anything it illuminates!
by Kristen Rivoli Interior Design
by Joie Wilson
by Studio Santalla
by Custer Design Group
Versatile and Vivacious
From your home garage to your home library, track lighting works pretty much everywhere. If there is something that you would like to highlight, then there is simply no better way to do it. Yet, track lights can be used for ambient lighting as well, in relatively smaller spaces. Another advantage that track lighting offers is the way in which the lights can be angled in different directions to offer diverse illumination at various points in the home. By simply changing the angle of the lights one can alter the ambiance inside.
by Giulietti Schouten Architects
by plantation building corp
While track lighting might not be as popular as other types of lighting, it is simply irreplaceable in situations when the lighting installation itself needs to take a backseat with the focus firmly shining down upon something else. A trait that is hard to find in all those grand chandeliers and artistic pendant lights!
by Coupard Architects and Builders
by Sandvold Blanda Architecture + Interiors
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by Smith & Vansant Architects PC
by Ian Moore Architects