How To Choose The Right Restaurant Lighting

When it comes to selecting lamps for restaurants, most people focus solely on their appearance.  However, it is important to consider that restaurant lighting is primarily meant to illuminate specific areas, such as the dining tables and the surrounding areas.  Therefore, it is advisable to choose concealed, multi-headed, and composite lamps that blend well with the overall decor of the restaurant.  These types of lamps will help create a light, soft, and natural ambiance that is desired in a restaurant setting.  It is not recommended to use lamps that shine directly upwards as they may not align with the diner's line of sight during the meal.

Naturally, the restaurant's lighting consists of multiple components, including auxiliary lights that enhance the dining atmosphere. These auxiliary lights can be utilized in various ways, such as illuminating restaurant furniture like glass cabinets. They can also be used to highlight artwork and ornaments. It's important to note that auxiliary lighting is not meant for direct illumination, but rather to create a pleasant ambiance with subtle shadow effects. Therefore, the intensity of these lights should be lower than the main light source above the dining table. To ensure a harmonious arrangement, the placement of auxiliary lights should be organized and not haphazard.

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