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Creekwood Home Oslo USB Port Metal Table Lamp, 19-1/2"H, Teal Shade/Brushed Steel Base
PIC® A19 Non-Dimming 800-Lumen Insect Killer LED Bulb, 65 W, White
Lalia Home Beacon Floor Lamp, 60"H, Clear Shade/Matte Black Base
Imperial NCAA Table Lamp, 19"H, University Of Arkansas
Imperial NHL Table Lamp, 19"H, Toronto Maple Leafs
Realspace™ LED Desk Lamp With USB Port, Adjustable, 15-13/16"H, Black
Simple Designs 3-Tier Etagere Organizer Storage Shelf Floor Lamp, 62-1/2"H, White Shade/Wood Base
Adesso Simplee Aaron Swing Arm Floor Lamp, 57-2/5"H, White Textured Linen Shade/Antique Pewter Base
Satco 13W BR40 LED 2700K Bulb - 13 W - 85 W Incandescent Equivalent Wattage - 120 V AC - 1075 lm - BR40 Size - S29615CT
Lalia Home Antique Brass Concrete Table Lamp, 18-1/2"H, White Shade/Cement Base
BLACK+DECKER PureOptics Battery-Operated Under Cabinet Light Bars, White, Pack Of 2 Light Bars
Imperial NHL Table Lamp, 19"H, Anaheim Ducks
Imperial NCAA Table Lamp, 19"H, University Of North Carolina
Simple Designs Mosaic Table Lamp, 14 1/4"H, Red Shade/Red Base
Energizer Book Light - 1 x LED - Warm White - 11 lm Lumen - CR2032 - Black - 6 / Carton
GE Premium Linkable Light Bar, 18"

What kind of lighting do I need for the office?

When selecting lighting solutions for the workplace, shoppers should gravitate toward types of light that promote focus and productivity. Generally, office lighting uses “cooler” types of light to cultivate wakefulness and energy, including “blue” or “white” shades of lighting. Office lights tend to be somewhat bright, although customers should be wary of installing intense lighting that may cause discomfort to colleagues.

In the context of an office, desk and floor lamps provide important opportunities for workers to customize the light in their personal work environments. Accordingly, businesses might be wise to invest in lamps with options to adjust color temperature and brightness, empowering employees to create their own comfort in the workplace.

What kind of lighting do I need at home?

While home lighting should reflect the preferences and needs of each individual or family, some general guidelines might be helpful for shoppers. Home lighting is typically “warmer” than office lighting, using more gentle, golden shades than office settings. However, because homes accommodate so many different kinds of activities (from homework to movie nights and more), adjustable lighting options are always a nice touch.

Home office lighting requires a slightly different approach than other rooms because focus and productivity are clear priorities. Task lighting (such as desk or floor lamps to ease the strain on eyes when typing or reading) is often essential to transforming a domestic space into a remote workplace. Additionally, many shoppers prefer modern lighting solutions for home offices, such as sleek lamps that might seem too minimalistic elsewhere in the home.

What are some of the most popular lighting styles?

While contemporary lighting is a top-selling style, modern lamps and lighting installations are not the only stylish options. In fact, vintage lighting can add character to a room, injecting an unremarkable space with real personality. For example, midcentury modern lighting is renowned for its creativity, including light fixtures that are illuminating and eye-catching.

Farmhouse lighting is also very much in style, with a rustic-chic that can soften and elevate any room. This page’s lighting selection includes these and other style options, giving every customer a chance to get their lighting just right.

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