ᐅ Recessed lighting planning in the bathroom – how would you arrange it? Any ideas?

Hello,

I’m quite uncertain about the best way to plan the spotlights. It’s mainly about how many to use and where to place them. We are flexible regarding the light output (lumens) and beam angle of the bulbs, and they can always be changed later... I have planned and positioned 4 spotlights so far, but it doesn’t look good to me...

How would you plan this?

Regards,
bossi15

Where is the bathroom entrance? Where are the windows? What kind of partition is there between the shower and the toilet (material and height)?

Without having answered these questions yet, I would generally suggest four (or six) recessed lights arranged symmetrically as an idea (forming either a square or a rectangle – the long side with three lights).

I would recommend planning for panels instead of spotlights. Possibly add a few wall lights or, if desired, LED strips for accent lighting. Spotlights are so 90s.

Here it is again with door and windows.

nordanney schrieb:

Just a rough idea with four (or six) spots distributed symmetrically (forming either a square or a rectangle – the long side with three lamps).

With 4 spots, it would look like this:

The partition is fixed glass, 110 cm (43 inches) wide, and I’m not exactly sure about the height, but I estimate about 2 meters (6 ft 7 in).

Unfortunately, you can only correct for 4 minutes... I prefer it with 4 symmetrically distributed spotlights. Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe some other ideas for the spotlight arrangement?

I think 6 spotlights in such a small bathroom might be too many?!