Taking advantage of the fantastic Mediterranean light to bring the most light into your house is so important.\u00a0 And one way of maximising the light now that summer approaches, is to make simple reforms which will allow the light to enter all the corners of your house in Mallorca.\u00a0\u00a0 Here are some successful tactics to help you with this:<\/p>\n
– Do away with walls.\u00a0 A simple way for achieving all the light available is to eliminate as many partitions (walls) as we can.\u00a0 Not only does this give an immediate sense of more space, but as there are no longer any barriers blocking the light, it can circle freely and allow your house to shine with brilliance.<\/p>\n
– Skylights and roof windows.\u00a0\u00a0 The light which comes from above is considered to be the best.\u00a0 Therefore, if we have the opportunity in our reform to install skylights and roof windows, we will make the most of the light which gives life to the house.<\/p>\n
– Walls of transparent tempered glass.\u00a0 Eliminating walls is the best option when we want the light to circulate more, but it isn\u2019t always possible to do this.\u00a0 It is most likely that we want to separate spaces in some way, for instance between the salon and the kitchen, even though both share the same space.\u00a0 One way of the best ways of doing this is to use walls of transparent tempered glass.\u00a0 Thanks to the glass, the light can flow through without any barriers, even where the space has technically been divided.<\/p>\n
– Bigger Windows.\u00a0 Obviously, windows are fundamental for obtaining light.\u00a0\u00a0 And the size here is also fundamental.\u00a0 Many old houses have very small windows because, among other reasons, there wasn\u2019t much in the way of insulating materials in those days.\u00a0 Nevertheless, now that it is perfectly possible to isolate against noise, heat and cold, it is easy to install big windows which let the light in.\u00a0\u00a0 For this reason, it is a good idea to take advantage during the reform to install more windows, or to enlarge those which already exist.\u00a0 This is a very effective way of gaining greater light.<\/p>\n
Light colours on the walls and ceilings and the floors. Light reflects from every surface in the house.\u00a0 So that, depending the colour you have on the floors, ceilings and windows, there will be more or less light. \u00a0Light tones are fundamental for maximising light, especially white.\u00a0 And if in addition, we use the same colour on the ceiling and walls, the sensation of brightness will be multiplied.<\/p>\n
– Artificial light is also important.\u00a0\u00a0 There is nothing like natural light, of this there can be no discussion.\u00a0 Nevertheless, there are spaces within the house which are difficult for the natural light to get to, in any quantity that we would like.\u00a0 Corridors and unreachable corners tend to be amongst the places that suffer the most from the absence of light.\u00a0\u00a0 Don\u2019t forget them, and compensating them with artificial light is the key to whatever reform that brings more light to lessen the shadows.\u00a0 To get the most benefit it is a good idea use great artificial lighting which complements the natural light as closely as possible<\/p>\n
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