The type of lighting fixtures commonly used in hallways and common areas can vary depending on the design and style of the building, as well as the preferences of the owners or designers. However, some popular choices for lighting fixtures in these areas include:
1. Ceiling-mounted fixtures: These may be recessed lights, flush-mounted lights, or semi-flush-mounted lights that provide general ambient lighting throughout the space.
2. Wall sconces: Sconces are mounted on the walls at regular intervals, providing both ambient and accent lighting. They can add a decorative touch and help illuminate the path along the hallways.
3. Pendant lights: These hanging fixtures can be used in common areas with higher ceilings to provide both direct and ambient lighting. They come in various styles and designs, allowing a blend of functionality and aesthetics.
4. Track lighting: This type of lighting system consists of multiple adjustable spotlights installed on a track. It provides flexibility in adjusting the direction and intensity of the light, making it suitable for highlighting specific areas or artwork in hallways and common areas.
5. LED strip lights: These versatile lighting fixtures are often used as under-cabinet lighting, but they can also be used along baseboards or handrails in hallways to create a subtle, indirect lighting effect. They are energy-efficient and can be controlled for different color temperatures and brightness levels.
It's important to note that specific lighting choices can differ depending on the building's design and the desired ambiance.
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