QLEDekraanid

QLEDekraanid refers to a specific type of decorative LED lighting designed to be installed along the edges of surfaces such as shelves, cabinets, or furniture. These lights are often used in interior design to enhance aesthetics, create ambiance, and highlight architectural details. The term combines "QLED" (a type of display technology known for its high brightness and color accuracy) with the Dutch word *dekraanid*, meaning "edge lights," though the actual technology typically involves standard LED strips rather than QLED panels.

QLEDekraanid systems are commonly used in modern and minimalist interiors, particularly in kitchens, living rooms, and home offices. They can be integrated into built-in furniture, glass partitions, or under cabinetry to provide subtle illumination. The lights are usually controlled via remote, smartphone apps, or smart home systems, allowing users to adjust brightness, color temperature, and even color schemes to match different moods or occasions.

Installation typically involves adhering flexible LED strips to the edges of surfaces, with power and control components hidden behind the structure. These systems are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and often come with features like dimming and color-changing capabilities. While the name suggests a connection to QLED technology, the actual product usually consists of standard RGB or tunable white LED strips, which are more practical for edge lighting applications.

QLEDekraanid is popular among homeowners and designers seeking a sleek, customizable lighting solution that blends seamlessly into modern decor. The trend reflects broader interest in smart home technologies and the integration of lighting as both a functional and decorative element in interior spaces.