What is the best kind of lighting for an 8′ bathroom ceiling?
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any thing you like, just use a crystal light bulb .Good Luck [who] carpenterslavemoney
A chandeleir will be very nice. Just remember to use those bulbs by GE [who] Crystal B
Use daylight or cool white florescent bulbs.
Stay away from the warm white which discharges yellow lighting [who] docta_44
most light bulb manufacturers;GE,SYLVANIA,etc. make a variety of natural color bulbs, both incandesant, and flourescent. check with a lighting specialty house. if you are trying to bring out the colors in tile,slate,marble or granite, you could try experimenting with different colored tissue paper to find the hue that’s for you, then look for bulbs or tinted lenses for recessed(can)lights. don’t leave the tissue paper in place, it could be a fire hazard. GOOD LUCK! [who] jero
regular can/pot lights in the ceiling ,your main light source should be from vanity lights installed above the bathroom mirror,there hundreds of styles of vanity lights and they are cheap to install . [who] quietgiant
You can go with fluorescent recessed lighting. Recessed lighting seems to be in high demand and is relatively affordable, depending on the style you choose. Make sure to hire a licensed electrician to install them. If you find an electrician willing to install a chandelier, don’t hire them, it is against code! Try looking through some decorating mags and take some picts to a lighting supply shop to get advise on the styles you prefer. [who] tamomma