This document discusses different types of lighting sources including natural light, incandescent, fluorescent, and halogen lighting. It notes characteristics of each such as brightness, color temperature, energy efficiency, and lifespan. The document also categorizes types of lighting as general, task, or accent/decorative lighting. Finally, it lists different types of lighting fixtures that can be used in various rooms and applications like bathrooms, ceilings, floors, and under cabinets.

1. Lighting

2. Natural Light
First light source to consider.
Sunlight that enters the house
through windows, doors,
skylights, etc.
North or East—Cool, bluish cast
South or West—Warm, orange
tones

3. Incandescent Light
Light bulb most people use.
Burns about 700-1000 hours.

4. Fluorescent Lighting
Lasts up to ten times longer
than an incandescent bulb.
Use less electricity and
produce no damaging heat.
Not as homey and
comfortable.

5. Halogen Lighting
Lamp is kept brighter than incandescent bulbs.
Light is more similar to that of sunlight.
Bulbs burn whiter than incandescent bulbs.

6. Types of Lighting
General
 Overall lighting.
Task
 Lighting a small space to perform
a specific task; reading, cooking,
eating.
Accent/Decorative
 Used to draw attention to specific
areas or objects.

7. Lighting Fixtures--Bathroom

8. Lighting Fixtures—Can and Track

9. Lighting Fixtures—Ceiling and Floor

10. Lighting Fixtures--Novelty

11. Lighting Fixtures—Sconce and Pendant

12. Lighting Fixtures—Under Cabinet