Which type of lamp? Table lamp, floor lamp, ceiling lamp or hanging lamp.
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Table lamp:
- positioning: Placed on tables, desks or bedside tables.
- Purpose: Often used for lighting specific areas or for reading. It can also serve as a decorative element in a room.
- design: Table lamps are available in a variety of designs, from traditional to modern, and often with a lampshade that diffuses the light.
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Floor lamp (or floor lamp):
- positioning: Directly on the floor, often in room corners or next to furniture.
- Purpose: Can illuminate an entire room or serve as an additional light source. Some have adjustable heads or arms to steer the light in certain directions.
- design: Floor lamps can be slim and minimalist or large and decorative, with one or more light sources.
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Ceiling lamp:
- positioning: Attached to the ceiling of a room.
- Purpose: Usually for the lighting of the entire room. It is often the main light source in one room.
- design: There are many styles, from simple ceiling lamps to more complex designs. Some are flat on the ceiling, while others have a small profile and easily hang from the ceiling.
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Hanging lamp:
- positioning: Down on the ceiling, often over dining tables, kitchen islands or in entrance areas.
- Purpose: Can be both decorative and functional. Often serves to illuminate a certain area or as a central design element of a room.
- design: Can range from a simple pendulum to a large chandelier, with different materials such as glass, metal or fabric.
Each of these lamps can be used in different rooms and for various purposes, depending on the needs of the user and the design of the room. There are also many innovations in relation to the light bulbs used, including LED technology that offers a longer lifespan and energy efficiency.
