Underleds

Underleds are a type of artificial lighting system commonly used in modern interior design. These systems typically consist of LED light strips or fixtures that are concealed beneath a surface, such as under cabinets, shelves, or along the edge of a ceiling or furniture. The primary purpose of underled lighting is to create a diffused, indirect illumination that enhances the ambiance and visual appeal of a space without producing glare.

The LEDs used in these systems offer several advantages, including energy efficiency, long lifespan, and a wide range of color temperature options. This allows for the creation of various moods and effects, from warm and cozy to bright and task-oriented lighting. Installation usually involves mounting the LED strips or fixtures using adhesive backing or specialized clips, with the wiring discreetly hidden.

Underled lighting is frequently employed in kitchens to illuminate countertops, in living rooms to highlight architectural features, or in bedrooms for subtle night lighting. The indirect nature of the light can make spaces appear larger and more sophisticated. The technology continues to evolve, with advancements in dimming capabilities and smart home integration, allowing users to control the intensity and color of their underled lights remotely.