Indirect Lighting

Indirect lighting refers to a method of illuminating a space where the light source is not directly visible. Instead of shining light directly onto surfaces or into the eyes, indirect lighting fixtures are typically aimed at walls, ceilings, or other surfaces, which then reflect the light back into the room. This creates a soft, diffused illumination that minimises glare and shadows while providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Indirect lighting is often used to enhance the overall ambiance of a space, highlight architectural features, and create a sense of spaciousness.