Lamps, sconces, and chandeliers to delight in.
Odds are, youre going to want to take a layered approach to your lighting strategy.
A lamp or sconce that can be switched on and off directly from bed is essential.
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From lamps to sconces, chandeliers, and other unique fixtures, these are our favoriteideas for lightingyour bedroom.
Set the twin lamps atop identical side tables for the perfect mirrored pair.
Modest Chandelier
We love how this chandelier is eye-catching and beautiful without being too flashy.
The primary bedroom, where a canopied bed is the focal point.Credit:Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller
Don’t forget to add lamps or sconces for additional levels of ambient light.
It’s the pretty and playful focal point to brighten up the most cheerful of rooms.
Choose a homey yet gorgeous centerpiece like this sack-inspired hanging.
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Plus, this lighting solution frees up valuable real estate on the bedside tables.
Eclectic Lamps
Choose a decorative lamp that’s effortlessly funky and functional.
This is a simple way to create a big design impact for the whole room.
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Elevate your bedroom with a stunningly elegant and ornate chandelier hanging from the ceiling.
Easily Adjustable
For even more ease, install sconces on arms that can bend and swivel.
With a pseudo disco ball at its helm, the mood for this bedroom is lively yet elegant.
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It’s the ideal balance between decorative and straightforward.
Candelabra
Whether or not you actually plan on lighting it, a candelabra is a stunning touch.
Place one on a side table or dresser to create a whimsical, romantic room.
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Subtle Studs
Sometimes, you just can’t beat clean simplicity.
Hide bright lights away in the ceiling but be sure to include a lamp or two for layers.
Nautical Themed
You don’t need to live by the beach to have a coastal-inspired light design.
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Thisseashellshaped fixture is pretty as can be in this blue and beige bedroom.
Choose a bold, beautiful light that will be a burst of color in the bedroom.
It’s classically elegant and ensures that there’s no fighting over turning off a single central light.
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Geometric Light
A structural, shapely light fixture will always be a stunner.
Choose a geometric shape for clean lines and interesting form.
A metallic finish on a lamp stand or light fixture is sure to be graceful and attractive.
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Floral Fixture
If your room has a floral theme going on, why stop at the lights?
In addition to a floral patterned lamp shade, try a petalled chandelier as well.
Inside And Out
For a canopy bed, getting creative with the lights is a must.
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Statement Piece
Allow your lighting to be the focal point of the room.
Choose something grand or statuesque to sit center stage and be its own spotlight.
Popular also for hardware and finishings, this stylish metal adds warmth and character to every room it graces.
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A discontinued white four-poster bed from Ikea makes the small room feel grander. With no room for table lamps, sconces (thePaulo Small Bracket Lightfrom Circa Lighting) were the only choice. The bedposts also help hide their cords.Credit: Laurey W. Glenn
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