Hospitality lighting Eman Almatrood ID# 201102619 IDES3331: Interior Lighting Instructor: Heba Bader Khairi

Lights have great effects as they could change the mood and ambiance of any room or space There are different styles to lights. They also come in different sizes, colors, and shapes

(Ambient Lighting) They used recessed fixtures, which offers a layer of general lighting that seamlessly blends into any decor. (Recessed Down Lights)

They customize the perfect halogen recessed light for the space LED Recessed lighting Low Voltage Halogen Lighting Line Voltage Halogen Recessed Lighting Miniature Recessed ighting

Also they us the LED Rope Light

(Task & Focal Lighting) Shelf Lights

Micro fluorescent light fixtures Puck lights LED mini swivel lights Miniature recessed down lights Xenon light Strip

Picture Lights Direct Lights Bring attention to a fine art with picture lights and highlight the rich details and beautiful colors

Reading Lights Direct lights It’s either LED or Florescent

Table Lamps Direct Lights

(DECORATIVE LIGHTS) Chandeliers

Wall Sconces made of ceramic Made of glass Made of metal

LED Step Lights LED stair lighting fits into indoor or outdoor step light needs. stair lights can be installed in an existing wall box, battery operated LED step lights that can be mounted anywhere, or recessed LED stair lights for an elegant addition to a wall, deck floor, or stairway.

Recommended lights which save energy

Restaurants and lounges In restaurants and lounges, LEDs (light-emitting diodes) are frequently used to create specialized lighting effects.

Corridor and hallways use CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lights) in wall sconces and in recessed down lights.

Guest rooms In guest rooms, CFLs (compact Fluorescent Lamps) are becoming the standard for table, floor, and reading lamps, and in recessed and vanity lighting in the bathroom

Kitchen and office space In back-room areas they use compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) or high-performance T8 lamps and electronic ballasts, a combination that can reduce lighting energy consumption by 35 percent. Adding specular reflectors, new lenses, and occupancy sensors or timers to a T8 fluorescent lighting system can double the savings.

Compact Fluorescent Lamp electronic ballasts high-performance T8 lamps

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