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Look up, look around, but don’t stare. Lighting! It’s here, there and everywhere. And it’s always ready to help you read a book, slice a carrot or grab your blue (not black) socks. We have lots of lamps and lights to make your home brighter, especially energy-saving ones for a brighter future, too.

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Shine bright!

Lighting is the most powerful piece of furniture. It can make or break a room. And the importance of lighting doesn’t just stop at functionality. From super-slim spotlights to cozy pendant lamps, find the right style that suits your home and makes you glow.

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A white RANARP floor/reading lamp placed behind a gray armchair in the corner of a bright living room with beige walls.
Six different LED bulbs hang from a ceiling with black chords and against a dark green background.
A black NÄVLINGE LED clamp spotlight attached to a bookshelf and with light directed down on to a desk.
A white NYMÅNE desk lamp on a light wooden table. A pair of glasses, notebooks and scissors. Dark beige walls.
A white VINDKAST pendant lamp hangs in a white room over a bed with pillows and a white cabinet in the background.
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Lights up your room. Even when it’s off.

BLÅSVERK table lamp really owns the room. It’s bright. Bold. And brims with personality.

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Video: A BLÅSVERK table lamp shown in three different colors in a studio space moves to a yellow BLÅSVERK table lamp within a home.
A close-up of a yellow BLÅSVERK table lamp that shows the lamp shade’s two parts, which are yellow and white.
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Lighting series for coordinated style

NÄVLINGE series – Sleek design with lots of flexible options
NYMÅNE series – Simple style that easily blends in
SKURUP series – Rugged construction and timeless design

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Having the correct lighting is essential for creating the right atmosphere in your home. It's what'll make those late-night dinners for two perfectly romantic. Or guarantee that the Friday family fun is always a cosy and warm event.  

With the right lamps, and the correct placement, you can create the perfect feeling for every moment. And whichever type of lamp you are after, our wide range of lighting solutions are sure to brighten up your day. 

The different lights everyone needs

There are different kinds of lighting that should do specific jobs in your home. There’s general lighting, task lighting, accent lighting, and mood lighting. And all of them should be, at least partially, represented in each room. As a rule of thumb, that makes it out to about five to seven light sources per room. Read on to learn more about the different kinds of lighting and what you need them for.

General lighting for general purposes

General lighting, or ambient lighting, is a central light source used to illuminate an area in a uniform way. It's the basic light that allows you to navigate a room. You can think of general lighting as your typical ceiling lamp in the kitchen or living room. Most commonly, you get the best general lighting from larger pendants or longer spotlights or ceiling tracks, as you want to make sure the entire room can be lit up evenly.

Task lighting for your everyday activities

Task lighting is a bright, focused light that is dedicated to increasing your visibility for certain tasks. The purpose is to illuminate a specific spot or a general work area. For example, a reading lamp by your bed is task lighting that should properly light the pages in your book. The same goes for lighting the countertop in the kitchen; you need bright, focused lighting to see well.

Accent lighting to highlight the details

Accent lighting, or highlighting, illuminates and draws your attention to specific objects. Most commonly a painting, a bookcase, or a beloved interior detail. You simply put up spotlights where you desire, and direct them towards the object you want to highlight. This is a great way to play with both light and shadows. Relying too heavily on central lighting is likely to make your room look bland. But by using spotlights and accent lighting, you add both life and balance to your room.

Mood lighting to relax and enjoy

Mood lighting is lighting used to create a desired atmosphere in a room. It can be a cosy, soft light that makes you want to curl up on your sofa with a blanket and never leave. Or it could be colored lights that give your room a sense of romance or mystery. Here, you can be a bit more creative, but mood lighting is typically achieved with dimmable lamps, candle holders, and decorative lighting such as lighting chains.