1. Functionality: The lighting must be designed to serve its intended purpose. Proper placement and level of light must be established for various activities and tasks.
2. Mood: Lighting creates an atmosphere in a home. It should be able to set various moods depending on the time of day, activity, and culture.
3. Aesthetics: The lighting designer must consider the home's interior design to provide harmony between ambient, accent, and decorative lighting.
4. Energy Efficiency: Home lighting design must ensure that electricity usage is minimized. The selection of energy-efficient bulbs, fixtures, and other technologies for light control can contribute to this goal.
5. Smart Home Integration: Home lighting design can benefit from the latest technological advancements, such as with smart home integration. This can provide the homeowner with control over their lighting system, including turning lights on from anywhere using a smartphone or tablet.
6. Safety: Proper lighting placement must ensure that all parts of the house are visible and safe. Proper illumination of stairwells, walkways, and other hazardous regions is necessary to minimize the risk of accidents.
7. Sustainability: The lighting designer must also consider the impact of materials used in the design on the environment, such as the use of eco-friendly materials and responsible disposal.
8. Maintenance: Properly designed lights must be easy to maintain, allowing for easy bulb replacement and frequent cleaning to maintain adequate brightness and functionality.
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