Why Lighting Schemes Matter
Tips from Our Madrid Showroom
Lighting is the mood-setter that quietly defines your home. Eichholtz known for luxury illumination, original design, and hand-finished glass offers chandeliers, wall lamps, floor and table lamps that make layering light simple. Below, a room-by-room tips for achieving perfect lighting atmosphere.
Ambient general light Β for visibility, task for function, and accent for depth. When these layers work together, rooms shift effortlessly from day to night, lively to intimate without moving a single piece of furniture.
Pro tip: Put almost everything on dimmers. Warm white lamps from 2700 to 3000 K keep living spaces flattering; consider neutral-white for task zones if needed.
Materials That Shape the Mood
Eichholtz illumination frequently pair hand-worked glass for sparkle and clarity, alabaster for velvety diffusion, and brass for timeless warmth, often combined in sculptural silhouettes that double as dΓ©cor.
Measure Twice, Mount Once: Essential Lighting Guidelines
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Chandelier over table or island: bottom at 75β90 cm above surface.
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Sconce height: around eye level at 150 to 165 cm from floor, adjust for ceiling height.
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Scale: Fixture diameterΒ Β½ to β of table width.
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Dimming: Install universal or ELV dimmers matched to lamp driver type.
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Consistency: Keep color temperature and CRI consistent within a room.
Inspired Illumination at Home
The Met x Eichholtz in the Living Room (Cover photo)
A living room should feel collected, not crowded, curated like a gallery but warm like home. The Met x Eichholtz presents theΒ Chandelier Imperial Double, echoing the splendor of a fluted Ionic column from the Greek Temple of Artemis at Sardis pair the chandelierβs presence with a procession ofΒ Imperial Wall Lamp. Β Horus Table LampΒ is both talisman and task light, inspired by a commanding statue of the god Horus protecting King Nectanebo II in The Met's Egyptian art collection. Drawing on Chinese fretwork patterns beloved in 18th-century England, the Thomas Floor Lamp adds refined geometry and height. Tuck it near an armchair to create a reading zone by day; by night, dim it to elongate shadows and give the room cinematic depth.