Renovation Mistake: Skipping a Proper Lighting Plan

Lighting is one of the most overlooked aspects of renovation, yet it shapes how every room looks and feels. Many homeowners focus on finishes and furniture but forget to plan for layered, functional lighting. The result is spaces that look flat, dim, or impractical.

Relying only on a central ceiling fixture is a common mistake. Without task lighting, kitchens become hard to cook in, and without ambient or accent lighting, living rooms feel cold and uninviting. Poor lighting can also make beautiful design features like textured walls or custom cabinetry go unnoticed.

The solution is a balanced lighting plan: ambient lighting for overall brightness, task lighting for work areas, and accent lighting to highlight details. Dimmers and smart controls add flexibility, allowing rooms to shift from practical use to cozy atmosphere with ease.

Skipping a proper lighting plan can leave even the best renovations feeling incomplete. Thoughtful lighting design enhances function, highlights style, and makes a house truly feel like home.

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