Plasterboard ceiling with LED lighting: 5 original ideas

If your home has a false ceiling, there are different solutions to give light to your living spaces. The plasterboard for ceiling lighting offers endless possibilities. Whether it's the living area or the bedroom, bathroom or stairs here are 5 original ideas to give light to the various corners of the house.

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How to make the electrical system in the false ceiling

Often in old houses, it is necessary to lower the ceilings to improve for example the energy yield of the house through a false ceiling. Realizing a plasterboard paneling is very simple but it is always necessary to first think about the installation of the electrical system.
In fact, to prepare the electrical system in the false ceiling, it is first of all necessary to plan and trace the light points and the junction boxes. The pipes through which all the wires of the plant will pass can be fixed with a metal wire to the ceiling, so once it has been prepared it will be possible to pass to the closure of the false ceiling using the plasterboard panel. For horizontal crossings, the holes in the plasterboard can be used, which can be fixed with an expanded foam sprayed at the necessary points.

Plasterboard false ceiling with LED lighting

New technologies are fundamental for the lighting of the false ceiling. Led panels, for example, thanks to the different forms, offer well-distributed, customized furnishing solutions with a triple advantage: energy savings, respect for the environment and ease of installation.

Illuminate the plasterboard ceiling: 5 ideas

·        Direct, efficient and energy-saving: this is what is required of recessed lamps in the home. Here are some ideas to light up the false ceiling in the living area, the kitchen, the bedroom, the study and the bathroom.

·        To illuminate the false ceiling of a kitchen, the adjustable recessed lights Buco R, S and P can be used ; all adjustable and built-in. Punto recessed adjustable lamp, very suitable for example to illuminate a hob or a table.
·        Those who love the lines of light, perhaps for the bathroom wall, can use Artemide's Algoritmo System with wired plates. A modular recessed wall or ceiling system composed of structural modules with diffused and controlled emission with wall washer system. Also available in different colors.
·        If you want to emphasize a plasterboard ceiling decorated with a living area instead, you can use Long Light. Indirect light wall light designed with the body in painted or anodized extruded aluminum.
·        The XXL and XXS ceiling lamps with an oblique cut of the blown glass diffuser have an essential geometry created by the glass masters. Thanks to their particular design they are suitable for lighting a room or a reading corner.

·        Finally, the study or reading corner of a salon could be enriched by the Illusion lamp. Much thinner than a traditional lamp, Illusion is a LED wall lamp that looks like a sphere inscribed in a square that generates the optical effect of the Fresnel lens.

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