)
Cosy light to make you feel good
Transform your home into an oasis of well-being.Cosy light can significantly increase well-being. It promotes relaxation and helps you to calm down after a long day. With the right lighting, the home becomes an oasis of relaxation.
Our bestsellers for cosy lighting
Ready for more cosiness?
Lights for more cosiness
Light as a feel-good factor! "Cloud ceiling light")
 "Marzanna from Lindby")
 "Herry from Lindby")
 "Albiona of Arcchio")
 "Beazina from Lindby")
 "LED lamps from Philips")
New lighting ideas for more cosiness
A real feel-good ambience!
Good to know: Tips for feel-good lighting
)
For flair and cosiness, the lighting concept for the living room and bedroom should include area and accent lighting in addition to general lighting. For example, a floor lamp can be used to bathe the reading corner in cosy light or LED strips or a string of lights on the shelf can provide even more warm flair. Materials such as paper, textile and wood veneer are suitable for the lights themselves, whose light-flooded shades look enchanting. Perforated patterns and embossed glass create harmonious patterns full of flair.
)
Warm light, as we know it from light bulbs, is just what we need to make our homes really cosy. The colour temperature should be no more than 3,300 Kelvin for a cosy, warm white light. Nowadays, modern LED technology allows the light colour to be set individually depending on the situation and requirements using the so-called CCT function. Even the ceiling light can contribute to cosiness if it switches to warm white in the evening and is also gently dimmed. Entire lighting routines can be programmed using smart technology.
)
The dimming option is a must-have when it comes to cosiness. This means that the brightness of each light can be reduced individually in the evening, for example using a touch dimmer, wall switch, remote control or smartphone, depending on the model. In addition to light colour and brightness, glare-free lighting, e.g. using diffusers and materials such as textiles and paper, is also important for cosiness. Indirect light is ideal for atmospheric background lighting and can be combined with cosy accent lighting for variety.
Cosy light for every room
From the kitchen to the living room)
)
)
Modern living room with cosy lighting
The living room is the perfect place to relax and recharge your batteries. In addition to cosy furnishings with snug accessories, lighting is an important component for all-round well-being. Cosiness is created by several light sources that create warm accents throughout the room - for example sideboards with warmly glowing table lamps. Ceiling and pendant lights with warm white and possibly dimmable light can also contribute to coziness by providing soft, indirect light and thus creating a cosy atmosphere. The cosy light in the living room is rounded off by floor lamps, which can be used to easily create islands of light, reading corners and quiet zones.
)
)
)
Cosy bedroom with soft lighting accents
The best basic recipe for feel-good flair and cosy light in the bedroom is a combination of different, glare-free light sources. Warm white, dimmable light, reminiscent of candlelight, ensures pure cosiness. Table and floor lamps with textile shades or made of materials such as paper, wafer-thin wood and opal glass gently diffuse the light and contribute to a cosy atmosphere. Dimmable light is a perfect addition for a cosy lighting flair.
)
)
)
Stylish dining room lighting for sociable evenings
To create a cosy lighting atmosphere in the dining room, the combination of direct and indirect lighting is crucial. A central pendant light above the dining table provides cosy lighting for eating and sitting together, while indirect wall lights and discreet table lamps create an inviting atmosphere and perfectly complement the lighting concept. Accents with natural materials such as wood or textiles lend the room additional warmth and cosiness.
FAQ: Frequently asked questions about cosy lighting
Related topics
:format(jpeg) "Multiple lamps")
:format(jpeg) "Colour rendering")
:format(jpeg) "Interior lighting")
Let us inspire you
Tag us on Instagram to share ideas and inspiration. Your picture could soon be on display here. You can find more information here.