Lamps

Lamps for Every Room

The right lamp can completely transform your home – from the living room to the bedroom or even the kitchen. A carefully chosen lamp not only brightens up the space but also adds character and atmosphere. For example, decorative table lamps can create a cosy reading corner, while practical lightings are essential in areas where you need stronger illumination, such as a workspace. Combine different types of lamps and lightbulbs to achieve a perfect mix of style and functionality. With IKEA, you’ll find lamps in many designs, sizes and materials, so you can always match them to your interior.

Lamps for Comfort and Safety

When it comes to comfort and safety, the right lamp makes all the difference. A small night light helps children feel secure at bedtime and guides you safely through hallways at night. For even more comfort, playful children’s lamps with soft lighting create a cosy atmosphere in kids’ rooms. For daily use, modern lamps with LED lights are an energy-efficient and durable option that provides reliable brightness while saving electricity. By placing different lamps in strategic spots around your home, you create not only a warm and inviting atmosphere but also a safer environment. Whether for bedrooms, hallways or living spaces – a well-placed lamp can add both peace of mind and comfort.

Lamps for Style and Flexibility

Style meets flexibility when you choose the right lamp. A tall floor lamp can serve as a statement piece in your living room, providing soft background lighting or focused reading light. At the same time, compact table lamps are perfect for desks, shelves or bedside tables, offering a practical yet stylish touch. Mixing different lamps allows you to balance your lightings in every corner of your home, ensuring the space feels bright yet comfortable. From minimalist designs to bold shapes and colours, IKEA has lamps that adapt to every taste and every room.

Which light should I choose for which room?

Here we’ve put together some important tips to help you select the right lighting: 

The colour temperature of a lamp, measured in Kelvin, influences the mood of the light. The higher the Kelvin value, the more intense the colour appears. Warm white lamps are particularly suitable for living areas. In kitchens and workspaces, neutral white or daylight white light is often used, as it promotes concentration and has an activating effect.

The brightness of a light source is indicated by the lumen value. There are different reference levels: 100 to 150 lm per m² in the living room as well as in bedrooms and children’s rooms, 250 to 300 lm per m² in the kitchen, and 250 to 300 lm per m² in the study or home office.

The colour rendering index (CRI) tells you how realistically the colours of a light source appear. An ideal value is 80 or higher.