The type of lighting provided in each room can vary depending on the specific room and its purpose. However, in a typical residential setting, the following types of lighting are commonly found in different rooms:
1. Living Room: The living room usually has a combination of ambient lighting, such as overhead light fixtures or chandeliers, and task lighting, such as floor or table lamps.
2. Bedroom: Bedrooms often have a mix of general or ambient lighting, provided through ceiling or wall-mounted fixtures, and task lighting near the bed, like bedside lamps or wall sconces.
3. Kitchen: Kitchens typically have a combination of ambient lighting, usually through ceiling-mounted fixtures, and task lighting in the form of under-cabinet lights or pendant lights over the countertops.
4. Dining Room: The dining room often features a chandelier or pendant light fixture as the primary source of ambient lighting, along with additional task lighting like wall sconces or decorative table lamps.
5. Bathroom: Bathrooms typically have a combination of general or ambient lighting, provided by ceiling-mounted fixtures, and task lighting around the vanity mirror, commonly in the form of wall sconces or overhead vanity lights.
6. Home Office: Home offices usually have a combination of ambient lighting, like ceiling or recessed lights, and task lighting provided through desk lamps or adjustable task lights.
7. Hallways and Entryways: These areas generally have overhead or wall-mounted fixtures to provide ambient lighting and illuminate the path.
These are just general examples, and the specific type of lighting can vary based on personal preferences, the size and layout of the room, and the overall design style of the space.
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