1. Natural Lighting: This is the most basic and fundamental type of lighting that is achieved through the use of windows, skylights, and other openings that allow natural light to enter the space.
2. General Lighting: This type of lighting is used to illuminate the entire room or space and is usually achieved through the use of ceiling-mounted fixtures and wall-mounted sconces.
3. Task lighting: This type of lighting is used to provide specific illumination to perform tasks such as reading, cooking, or working on a computer. It usually focuses on a particular area or work surface.
4. Accent Lighting: This type of lighting is used to highlight or accentuate specific objects, artworks, or architectural features in a space. It can be achieved through the use of spotlights, track lighting, or LED strips.
5. Ambient Lighting: This type of lighting is used to create a relaxing and cozy atmosphere in a space. It is usually achieved through the use of dimmer switches or indirect lighting to create a soft, diffused glow.
6. Decorative Lighting: This type of lighting is used as a decorative element in a space and serves as an art piece itself. It can be achieved through the use of chandeliers, pendant lights, or wall sconces.
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