Modern tape lighting is becoming increasingly popular for illuminating contemporary homes. With their flexible nature and various lighting capabilities, these lights are aptly suited to line ceilings, brighten kitchen countertops as under cabinet lighting, or line bookshelves. These are only a few examples of how modern LED tape lighting can be used throughout your home.
Tape lighting is true to its name. These strips of light are constructed to be flat and can be easily taped onto other surfaces. Most LED strip lights have an adhesive backing already built into the light to make it easy to apply. Although tape lights are simple in their construction, these lights feature various different abilities when it comes to different lighting temperatures, lighting brightness, widths, lengths, and outdoor capabilities.
If your LED tape lighting is hidden under kitchen cabinets or confined to a bookshelf, these lights can easily be paired with any style chandelier, pendant light, wall sconce, or lamp. If the light is more prominent in the room’s design, then you will likely pair your modern tape lighting with other modern and contemporary lighting fixtures.
LED lighting is perhaps the most common feature of modern tape lighting. In addition to that, these lights are highly customizable with options to connect multiple tapes to create a longer stretch of lights. Aesthetically, these lights can feature black or white tape to help the light better suit your specific space.
Modern tape lighting is perfectly suited to be hidden lighting, but these lights offer so much more potential than that. Thanks to their flexibility and easy application, these light strips can be used to create works of art on the wall or ceiling. They can accent architectural features like arches, windows, or inset ceilings as architectural lighting. They are also a great lighting solution for residential and commercial spaces alike. With that in mind, consider how much potential these lights hold and be inspired by how customizable they truly are.
Tape lighting is absolutely in style. Whether the lighting strips are used as under cabinet lighting or as architectural lights, these fixtures present unique design opportunities perfectly suitable for today’s homes.
Tape lighting is often used under kitchen cabinets, inside bookcases, or anywhere else you have in mind. Outdoor tape lights and outdoor submersible tape lights give you even more freedom in how you accent your outdoor spaces.
Within this category of lighting, it is important to consider a few aspects. Consider how long the tape is or how many tapes you’ll need to order. Each lighting strip also has different capabilities with voltage, colors, remote controls, and adhesion.
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