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 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 décor.
Measure Twice, Mount Once: Essential Lighting Guidelines
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Chandelier over table or island: bottom at 75–90 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 diameter ½ to ⅔ 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 the Chandelier Imperial Double, echoing the splendor of a fluted Ionic column from the Greek Temple of Artemis at Sardis pair the chandelier’s presence with a procession of Imperial Wall Lamp. Horus Table Lamp 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.




