Can I see your craft room ceiling lighting?

I have a ceiling fan in my room. I recently switched the bulbs to daylight LEDs which was a game changer for me. My craft room is in the finished attic, with only 2 windows, one on each end and only 1 in the craft room. During the day, the overhead light is sufficient. At night, I have 3 ott lights that I also turn on, one floor lamp and 2 desk lamps

Not a ceiling light but I got this for Xmas from DH. I like it way better than my Ott light. It is very wide and floods my entire counter depth desktop with light. You can choose from multiple light temperatures. It is also very slim, unobtrusive and comes in white. The brand is PHIVE. Some of his co-workers have them at work (they work on engineering plans). Highly recommend for other scrappers! Runs about $60-70 he said.

Phive LED Task Lamp, 20 Watt Super Bright Desk Lamp with Clamp, Dimmable Gooseneck Monitor Lamp(4 Color Modes, 5-Level Dimmer, Memory Function, Highly Adjustable Office Light/Workbench Lamp) Silver
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Is having recessed lights installed an option? I have four can lights in my small craft room- they help so much! I still use an Ott light on my desktop but having uniform lighting throughout the rest of the room helps tremendously. Can’t speak to the cost as I had them added in when our house was being built and it was pretty cheap to do it that way.

I hate 'regular' overhead lights, and I never use the light that's in the ceiling fan-- blech.

My DH installed track lighting with super-bright halogen bulbs both in my craft room and in his music room.  They're not hard-wired, or anything like that. There's a track that's about 4 or 5 feet long, and the lights snap into the track where ever you want them to go.  The lights swivel so you can aim individual lights wherever you want.   We installed them originally because I have high shelves for displaying some of my vintage collectibles, but I do have a couple of the lights aimed at my work surface. The power cord goes across the ceiling and down the wall to the outlet, where I have them on a dimmer switch. (they're super-bright and it can get warm-- it's a small room and a lot of lights).

I think we got them at either Lowes or Home Depot. The lights in my room are on two pieces of track that fit together with an L-connector so the lights aim at two walls and at the desk, which I have in the middle of the room.

I don't remember if this is them exactly, but they're similar to this: Mini Cylinder Halogen track lighting.


eta:  I also have a floor Ott light at my desk, too.  (I originally got it for cross-stitching, so I bought a floor one that I can move from room to room)

Nothing special for lighting in my scrapbook room. I have a very large east facing window, (maybe 5 ft x 5 ft), and then justa normal ceiling fan with 4 down facing bulbs. It’s enough light even at night, that I don’t need anything else

Mine is a white ceiling fan with a light fixture connected to it.

I also have a "boob" light ceiling fixture (LOL, never heard them called that before, but the description fits). But I never use the ceiling light - in general I hate that type of overhead lighting. I have double east-facing windows adjacent to my craft desk, so I get plenty of natural light (my favorite) but I also have this directly next to the desk: Floor Lamp.

I'd really like to have track lighting installed in here. DH & I looked into getting those for our living room (pre-pandemic) and I would have had some installed in the scrap room at the same time, but that project is on hold for now. I think I'd use the overheard light more if I had that type. For now, though, my windows and my floor lamp provide plenty of light. I also have a tabletop task light that I can add if needed, but I rarely ever need it for scrapping - currently that one is downstairs where I do my cross-stitching.