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downlighter lighting recommendations for full house refurb?
We're refrusbishing all of a big victorian house (including removing
various internal walls to make the whole ground floor entirely open plan). We're now at the stage of planning the lighting/electrics. While we're basically keen on using some sort of downlighters almost everywhere (for a clean modern look), I'm a bit overwhelmed by the options - halogens, leds, fluorescents, and on top of that the 240v vs low-voltage options. Does anyone have any recommendations as to which of these to go for -- in terms of initial cost, convenience (e.g. dimming?), long-term costs, etc? For the master bedroom (e.g. 4m x 4m) about how many downlighters would be the right number? (We're planning 3 above the headboard for reading, but aren't at all sure about the rest of the room). thanks for any advice! Vince. |
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