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Every room calls for a different kind of light. In the kitchen you want to see what you are chopping, in the toilet you can be a little bolder. Pick your room and discover which lighting belongs there.

Lighting for every room: set the mood in every corner

A lamp that gives your living room a warm glow can fall a little short in your kitchen. Makes sense, because every room has its own job. Cooking, working, coming home. That is why we have sorted our collection by room for you.

All our lamps are Atmooz designs. And you can tell: the lines match each other. So a ceiling lamp in the hallway pairs effortlessly with wall lights in the toilet. One look, throughout the whole house.

Living room lighting: light in layers

The living room is where you spend most of your hours. One lamp on the ceiling is rarely enough here. Work with three layers: general light from above, a floor lamp next to the sofa and a few table lamps for that warm glow in the evening. Floor lamp Potsdam gives light where you read, table lamp Mush makes every windowsill cosy. Looking for inspiration? Browse all living room lighting.

Dining room lighting: all eyes on the table

Above the dining table you want light that brightens the table without dazzling your guests. A pendant lamp like the Camau or Merida does exactly that and is the instant statement piece of the room. Above a long table, hang two or three side by side. Low enough for a cosy atmosphere, high enough to still see each other. Discover our dining room lighting.

Kitchen lighting: functional and atmospheric

In the kitchen, light works in layers. Above the kitchen island you hang one or more pendant lamps, such as the Camau, Monza or Hanoi. They give focused light and are the eye-catcher of the room straight away. A ceiling lamp from the Era line adds even, general light.

Want to aim the light right at your worktop? Then track lighting is a smart choice. Slide the Spot Era along the track until it sits exactly where you need it. Browse all kitchen lighting.

Bedroom lighting: calm and cosy

The bedroom is where you unwind, so the light can take a step back. A ceiling lamp for tidying up and getting dressed, and soft light next to the bed for everything else. A table lamp on the nightstand or a wall light beside the bed, like wall light Ivy, which keeps your nightstand free. Looking for ideas? Browse our bedroom lighting.

Bathroom lighting: bright in the morning, soft in the evening

In the morning you want to see clearly, in the evening you would rather have a soft glow. You get there by combining ceiling lamps and wall lights. The Era ceiling lamps come in bronze, gold, black and white, and wall light Era completes the look around your mirror.

Is your lamp going near the shower or bath? Always choose a fixture with an IP rating that suits that zone. Not sure? Our customer service is happy to help. Discover our bathroom lighting.

Lighting for your entrance hall and hallway

The hallway is the first thing you see when you come home. And the first thing your guests see. A statement pendant lamp in a high entrance hall sets the tone right away. In a narrow hallway, wall lights work better: they take up no headroom and spread the light nicely along the length. Hang two or three in a row, for example wall light Ivy or Aleki, and your hallway instantly feels warmer. This is how you find the right hallway lighting.

Lighting for your office and home workspace

Behind your desk you want to work with focus, without tired eyes. A pendant lamp above your workspace gives focused light, a ceiling lamp lights up the whole room. Does your desk move around now and then? A track with spots gives you the freedom to move the light along with it. Browse our office lighting.

Toilet lighting: dare to choose

The toilet is the smallest room in the house. And that is exactly why it is the most fun to play with. Looking for an idea? Choose one striking wall light as the eye-catcher, such as the Mateo or the Solito, and keep the rest calm. Prefer light from above? A compact ceiling lamp like the Nuo fits a small toilet too. Browse all toilet lighting.

What to look out for when choosing

• The job of the room. In the kitchen and office you need focused light, in the living room and bedroom it can be more atmospheric.
• The height of your ceiling. With a low ceiling, a ceiling lamp or wall light is often a better choice than a pendant lamp.
• Colour and material. Bronze and gold add warmth, black and white give a sleek look. Choose one colour line for the whole house.

Why buy your lighting at Atmooz?

At Atmooz you buy our own designs, not a resold catalogue. That means you can carry the same style from kitchen to toilet. Our customers rate us 4.8 out of 5 on average, from more than 1,200 reviews. You get a 3-year warranty, free returns within 30 days, and we ship your order on the first working day after you place it.

Pick your room and set the mood

Click on the room you want to tackle above and discover which lamps go with it. Questions about the right size or how many lamps you need? Our customer service is happy to help you on your way.

Frequently asked questions about lighting for every room

What lighting suits a kitchen?

In the kitchen, it works best to combine general light with focused light. A ceiling lamp lights the whole room, while pendant lamps or track spots put the kitchen island and worktop in the spotlight.

What lighting should you choose for a hallway?

For a narrow hallway, choose wall lights; for a high entrance hall, a pendant lamp. Wall lights take up no headroom and spread the light along the length. A pendant lamp fills the height and is an instant eye-catcher.

How many lamps do you need in a living room?

An average living room needs three to five light sources. Think of a ceiling or pendant lamp as the base, a floor lamp next to the sofa and one or two table lamps for atmosphere.