Elegant indoor styling and illumination is part of every modern home. Indoor lights create an ambience and aesthetic appeal like no other feature throughout the house right from the front hallway.
LED downlights are popular as they combine effective lighting with energy efficiency needs. Adjustable LED downlight can be adjusted to conveniently change the direction of the light output. Accent Lights highlight paintings or features in the lounge room and in the living areas.
Decorative Bulbs look like tungsten filament lights but are energy efficient and bring out a rustic feel in the home. Pendant lights look great over a kitchen benchtop or dining table.
Recessed LED Strip Lights are used under benchtops or cabinet overhangs as they provide an all-round lighting effect while almost being invisible.
The right lighting provides a warm and welcoming feel for the family and guests alike.
We help you select quality fixtures and lights depending on your needs, taste, and budget. Whether you’re looking for indoor LED recessed lights, downlights, feature lights, spotlights, wall lights or anything, we’re sure to help you find the right lighting solution from some of the best brands around.
With smart lights and central hub devices like Amazon Echo or Google Home, you can control lights by using your voice. We can help you select the right smart lights and assist you with the complete smart home device configuration and installation.
Enquire with us today on any of your individual requirements on indoor solutions.
Having an elegant indoor styling is an essential of every modern home. A key part of this is the lighting, as indoor lighting set the ambience and create aesthetic appeal like no other feature throughout the house. All from the moment you walk through the front door.
A popular choice for lighting are LED downlights, as they combine effective lighting with energy efficiency needs. An effectively placed downlight will highlight features in the room such as paintings or decorative pieces, and make a room feel more homely. If placed poorly, downlights can cast shadows over preparing and cooking ranges or other important areas.
There are different types of downlights, that are used for various purposes. Choosing the right lighting is a must, as it provides a warm and welcoming feel for the family and guests alike.
Accent lights highlight paintings or features in the lounge room and in the living areas. Decorative bulbs look like tungsten filament lights but are energy efficient and bring out a rustic feel in the home. Pendant lights look great over a kitchen benchtop or dining table. Recessed LED strip lights are used under benchtops or cabinet overhangs as they provide an all-round lighting effect while almost being invisible.
Downlights can come in a range of kelvins*, typically ranging from just above 2000 kelvins to around 6500 kelvins. Using lower kelvin lights are suited to bedrooms and living areas as they add a warm ambience to the room. For more utilitarian rooms like the kitchen and laundry, higher kelvin lights are preferred.
At Jo Electrical Works, we can help you select quality fixtures and lights depending on your needs, taste, and budget. Whether you’re looking for indoor LED recessed lights, downlights, feature lights, spotlights, wall lights or anything, we’re sure to help you find the right lighting solution from some of the best brands around. We can also assist you in choosing smart downlights; a popular choice of downlights that can connect to your phone or central hub devices like Amazon Echo and Google Voice. Not only that, but our accredited and experienced electricians will give you reliable advice on where to place your downlights.
If you have any further queries or questions concerning downlights or about our services, please contact us
Note: *a measure of the colour of light. The higher the kelvin value, the more energy-heavy the light is. This is illustrated when you look at the colour of fire compared to its heat level. Low energy fires are reddish in colour. Higher energy fires are yellow and white, with the hottest fires possible being blueish in colour.