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This is my study I am redecorating. The new wall lights won't give out
as much light as the old ones so I wanted some extra lighting and intend to fit lights behind the wooden cornice of a large fitted bookcase to shine upwards onto the ceiling. The bookcase is 2.5m across and I was intending to line the v shaped channel behind the furniture cornice moulding with reflective tape and put in some kind of lighting strip or several strips, like pelmet lighting but upside down. I see suprisingly fluorescent tubes are still available, also things called LED battens which look like fluorescent tubes, also self adhesive led tapes (@5m long, perfect). Some options offer I think 'CCT' Colour Change Technology, some a separate handset control or even a phone app. So what is a good option? do I need to worry about the colour and the nature of the light given off? flicker? lumens? heat? Is it going to look hopelessly commercial? I am a bit mystified by the choices. TW |
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