There are several essentials to make your rooms perfect, but it is undoubtedly the lighting that makes the difference.
In fact, research by Talieh Ghane, of the California Lighting Technology Center, shows that adequate light improves mood and energy levels, while poor lighting promotes depression and other deficiencies in the body. The amount and type of lighting directly affects concentration, appetite, mood and many other aspects of daily life.
Careful attention to the positioning of doors and windows
The positioning of doors and windows is vital, especially if you have north-facing rooms in your home. Ideally, rooms should be oriented with respect to incoming light sources, to take advantage of natural light to illuminate all spaces equally, which is easy enough to do for south-facing rooms. For north-facing rooms it can be more challenging. For north-facing rooms it can be more challenging. However, here too the positioning of doors and windows can make a difference.
The use of a counter frame for sliding glass doors, whether plaster or plasterboard walls, can help to direct light from the brightest rooms to the most sheltered ones, distributing the illumination in a balanced way.Also bear in mind the possibility of increasing the level of natural light in any room by using reflective colours (such as white) and large mirrors to amplify the effect.The colour temperature of light also has a significant effect on the functioning of the human body. The unit of colour temperature is expressed in Kelvin (K), and the higher its value the brighter the light. Warm light makes the environment more welcoming and relaxing, while cooler light makes the environment more stimulating: it makes us feel more alert, more focused and can increase productivity levels. The temperature, or if you prefer the colour, of the light can easily be modulated by carefully choosing the type of glass to use for the sliding doors that will act as a carrier for the light coming in through the windows.
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