Any structure can benefit greatly from vaulted ceilings because they make areas appear much larger and more open. However, all that additional room can make it difficult to illuminate. What kind of illumination works best in a space with a high ceiling?
Start with recessed lighting.
Your ceiling will almost certainly profit from a well-balanced distribution of can lights if it has any kind of incline to it. Recessed lighting is a great choice for a high ceiling because of its adaptability, discrete design, and adjustable luminosity. There are numerous varieties of recessed moldings available, and we advise selecting lights with housings created specifically for arched ceilings. Recessed lighting can be placed in a variety of ways, so think about the effects you want the light to have before choosing a placement. Recessed lighting options include placing them all over the ceiling or concentrating them mostly along the edges of walls. Recessed lights work well as the main source of lighting, particularly when combined with intriguing hanging lights that give your lofty room a lovely tiered appearance.
Use pendant lights to fill the extra space and jazz up the room's style.
The powerful combination of high ceilings is pendant lamps and concealed lighting, so make sure you utilize both to their maximum potential! If your room has a high ceiling, use pendant lamps liberally because they don't work in every space. Who is to stop you if you prefer something a little more theatrical (like a pendant) or useful (like a ceiling fan)? Go with your instinct when choosing the type of space-filling light bulb you want because your high ceiling offers you a lot of options. There are no boundaries.
For more challenging architecture, try something linear.
Round ceilings work really well with strip lighting, particularly if you can conceal it behind a rim. Consider track lighting if your ceiling has beams or another irregular feature akin to one in a factory. Track lights have a lot of design options and can create the trendy, artistic appearance you want for non-traditional ceilings.
Want more natural light?
Skylights are fantastic for arched ceilings if you can make them work because the slope of your ceiling will let in more sunshine than a normal level roof might. This is an excellent method for lighting any space without incurring any electricity costs.
