r/Lighting • • 10h ago

Need Design Advise Help needed: looking for a touch sensitive nightstand lamp

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Hello,

I'm looking for a lamp which is suprisingly uneasy to find. A few things to keep in mind:

  • Touch sensitive
  • Warm light
  • ~3 brightness options
  • I need to blindly be able to lightly smash/hit it for it to go on without falling. So a big stable surface would be nice.
  • Somewhat cozy design
  • No direct light to the sides

Hope you guys can help! <3


r/Lighting • • 8h ago

Need Design Advise How do I change this light bulb?

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r/Lighting • • 3h ago

Designer Thoughts The "big lights" on my new apartment

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So I apologize if this is something that has already been discussed but I moved in to a new apartment and it has these ceiling lights that I absolutely despise.

They're overly bright with no dimming options and it doesnt even seem like I can switch out the light bulb. My old place had them too but I just never used them and used lamps instead.

My question is : Has anyone else had this issue? I have some ideas about covering it with something to dull the light or covering it with a coloured plastic to alter it.

Anyways, I appreciate any advice or input! Thank you in advance


r/Lighting • • 23h ago

Need Design Advise Vintage golf ball lamp

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I apologize if the flair isn’t accurate, i wasn’t sure which was best


r/Lighting • • 8h ago

Find Me This Fixture Looking for a floodlight for security purposes

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So my wonderful neighbor has now started to stand out in front of the house in his driveway with his drug dealer friend. I’ve asked them nicely to go elsewhere at night and it has not worked. I was thinking of replacing the light over my garage with something significantly brighter. I want something borderline offensively bright. I figured that if I completely illuminate the area, it would discourage them from hanging out. It has to be a motion detector light with a dust to Dawn feature. I’d also like it to be one where it’s low power until motion is detected, and it kicks on high. I’d even be open to one that has an app where I could turn it on full power when they’re just hanging out there. Curious to hear your thoughts and recommendations.


r/Lighting • • 7h ago

Find Me This Fixture I made a bamboo lamp that looks like it’s burning from the inside

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r/Lighting • • 22h ago

Need Design Advise What helps to avoid problems with lighting controls during installation?

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What are the most helpful details for installers working with control zones, sensors and switches when a lighting project goes from design to installation?Are there things that are usually overlooked in the drawings?