Are you someone who, like my parents, require bright rooms to feel at home? Are lighting levels directly proportional to your energy levels? Or are you simply someone who brings their work home and use their living rooms as home offices, even if you don’t want to admit it?
Well, you’re not alone. Not everyone needs romantically dim lights in their home lounges, such as high lumen led torchiere floor lamps.
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Brightest floor lamps to light a room
Looking for a bright floor lamp for living room? Some people simply want to be able to see everything and read the receipts they bring home. If you’re one of those people, you probably want bright living room lamps in your home.
Bright floor lamps for dark rooms
Bright floor lamp for living room have the advantage that you don’t necessarily need to rely on your lighting fixtures for all your needs. If you own one bright floor lamp, it can sometimes be enough to brighten up your entire room, and make it look great. They make your living room brightly lit while making it visually appealing and presentable for guests. Choose the right lamp and you will have style as well as light.
Brightest floor lamp from IKEA
A pharmacy reading floor lamp is such an example. With its vintage curves, golden body and metal shade, it draws attention to itself even when turned off. And when it’s on, you have the option of selecting 1 out of 3 of the lighting temperatures, as well as the intensity you’d like, thanks to its dimmer. This lets you use the lamp in its full bright glory, as well as its mellow humble grace. It’s a good bright floor lamp for living room placement.
Floor lamps that light up a room
Another lamp that serves the same purpose, but in a different way, is the Medusa Multi Head Standing lamp. This tree lamp has multiple rotatable heads that you can turn them in any direction you like. Apart from direction preference, it has options that allow you to turn on 2 or 3 heads at a given time instead of all, letting you choose your level of brightness. So let go of the idea that bright living room lamps can’t be fun or attractive, because necessity is the mother of invention after all.
