Most people's most prized possession is their house. We usually take out a mortgage depending on our income, and if we're fortunate, we'll pay it off in the following 40 years. However, circumstances might change, and we may need to move up or down in size, necessitating the relisting of our property.
The Power of Lighting
From our emotions to our health, everything about us is influenced by light. When it comes to lighting, we tend to neglect it and see it as a convenience rather than a need. Have you ever had a headache from working under fluorescent lights? After spending too much time in the dark, how do you feel?
Check out these fantastic lighting design tips that might help you raise your house value.
Natural Lighting
Your home should be photographed and shown at its best throughout peak times of day if you are fortunate enough to have enough natural light on your property. Open the shutters, lift the blinds, and pull back the curtains to allow natural light.
Outdoor Lighting
Installing outdoor lights in strategic locations around your home's exterior can increase curb appeal. Several significant difficulties are addressed at once by motion sensors outside lights. In addition to providing illumination, these systems save energy consumption and enhance safety and visibility. These lights may also add a dash of style to a room's decor. Typical settings are outside sheds, surrounding laundry rooms, outdoor lounging places, and dark bushed areas.
White LED Lighting
Try to brighten up your house as much as possible. Avoid bulbs that emit a warm or yellow light, making your rooms seem smaller and less well-lighted. Alternatively, use LED light bulbs that provide a 'white' light that rapidly brightens a space. Rooms will appear lighter and more expansive when lit with cool, white light, including a higher percentage of blue light.
