Bathroom lighting - Tips and inspiration
Downlights in bathroom
We have a wide range of downlights that provide good general lighting in the bathroom, with both fixed and adjustable models. A dimmer is almost a must in the bathroom to create cosy and ambient lighting, and be sure to spend a few extra minutes planning how to control your luminaires - you won’t regret it! Divide the lights into different groups as well, to give you even greater control over the lighting.
LEDstrip in bathroom
Our LED strip and profile solutions enable you to take your bathroom lighting to the next level. A linear light can create both interesting lighting solutions in the ceiling as well as a linear raking light along a wall. Raise the colour choice and material in your bathroom using our LED strips. Remember to use luminaires with the correct IP degree of protection in bathrooms and that a higher classification applies, for example, closest to bathtubs and showers.
A feeling of daylight
Concealing LED strip lights in a false ceiling creates soft and indirect light on the wall. A good complement to downlights if you have some ceiling height to spare or simply want a decorative feature.
Our LED strips are available in several colour temperatures from warm white to cold white and as Tunable White, with an adjustable colour temperature which becomes warmer when dimming down, and with RGB and RGBW. We’ve got every lighting alternative to create the right mood in your bathroom.
Led lighting in saunas
When lighting a sauna it’s important to choose luminaires that are designed for high temperatures. The lighting is best installed in the ceiling near the walls to create attractive light or a pattern in the middle of the room. You should, however, avoid placing any lighting in the ceiling directly above the oven.
Timless mirror luminaires
Lighting for the utility room
In the utility room you need good working light to be able to sort socks, fold jumpers or iron shirts. Choose a downlight solution with spotlights from our wide range with different colour temperatures, beam angles and lighting experiences. Or why not a modern LED strip and profile solution to give a linear light?
