For the living room:
• Use a combination of ambient, task, and accent lighting. A large central chandelier or pendant light can provide general illumination, while floor lamps and table lamps can be added for localized lighting and to create a cozy atmosphere. Wall sconces can also be used to add decorative accents.

For the dining room:

•A pendant light or chandelier centered over the dining table is ideal. It should provide sufficient light for dining and create a focused and inviting area. Consider the size and style of the fixture to match the scale and decor of the room.

For the bedroom:

• Ambient lighting can be provided by ceiling-mounted fixtures or wall sconces. Bedside lamps are essential for reading and creating a relaxing atmosphere. Dimmable lights are often preferred to adjust the intensity according to different activities.
For the kitchen:
• Under-cabinet lights are great for task lighting on countertops. Overhead pendant lights or recessed lights can provide general illumination. A light above the sink is also necessary.
For the bathroom:
• Vanity lights should be placed on either side of the mirror to avoid shadows. Ceiling-mounted lights or recessed lights can provide overall brightness. waterproof fixtures are important in this moisture-prone area.

For hallways and corridors:
• Linear fixtures or recessed lights can be used to evenly illuminate the space. Wall sconces can add additional light and decorative touch.
When choosing lighting fixtures, also consider factors such as:
• The style and design of the fixture to match the interior decor.
• The light output (lumens) and color temperature (Kelvin) to create the desired effect.
• The size and scale of the fixture in relation to the space.
• Energy efficiency and durability.
• The functionality and purpose of the space.