Lighting is an important part of home decor. It has an impact on the look and feel of a room because it can create various moods and effects. Proper lighting can make a room more inviting, warm, and inviting. Mood lighting, which also goes by the name of ambient lighting, is used to set the tone for a room or atmosphere. It can be used to relax, energize, or provide a calming effect. It typically uses dimmer switches to adjust the amount of light that fills a room. Wall sconces, pendant lamps, and wall lights are some of the more popular options used for mood lighting. Task lighting is used to help brighten certain areas of a space where activities are performed or highlighted. For instance, in a kitchen, task lighting can help you better see while chopping and stirring. Common task lights include recessed pot lights, under-cabinet lights, and pendant lights. Accent lighting is designed to bring attention to a certain area or object while adding drama and interest to a space. Examples of accent lighting are track lighting, wall-mounted spotlights, and accent lights for a feature wall. Overall lighting is used to fill a room with light, which can be done with the combination of all three types of lighting: mood, task, and accent lighting. Natural light is also an effective and free form of overall lighting for homes. No matter what type of lighting you choose, it's important to remember that you don't want lighting to be too harsh or too dim, and that you should always consider the size of the space and the functions you want the lighting to perform.