Element of Design: Light

5. Lighting fixtures that can be easily moved from place to place.
6. Lighting placed around the outer edges of a room.
9. Light that bounces off walls or ceilings before illuminating a space.
12. Lighting designed to help with specific activities like reading, studying, or cooking.
14. Label A safety certification showing a lighting product meets testing standards.
16. Lighting that is built into a building's design and planned before construction.
18. A brighter, longer-lasting type of incandescent bulb.
21. An energy-efficient bulb that produces light using gas-filled tubes.
23. A unit used to measure how much light reaches a surface.
24. A traditional bulb that creates light by heating a wire filament.
25. The brightness or strength of a light source.

1. Light that comes from the sun and brightens a space naturally.
2. Yellow-toned light that creates a cozy and relaxing atmosphere.
3. The thin wire inside some bulbs that glows when heated.
4. Lighting added after a room is built, such as lamps and decorative fixtures.
7. Light that shines straight from its source onto a surface or object.
8. When a surface takes in light instead of reflecting it.
10. Uncomfortably bright light that can make it difficult to see.
11. Lighting used to highlight artwork, displays, plants, or other special features in a room.
13. Bluish-white light that creates a bright and energetic feeling.
15. The difference between light and dark areas in a space.
17. Soft lighting that is spread out to reduce glare and harsh shadows.
19. Light produced by electrical sources such as bulbs and fixtures.
20. The main source of light that provides overall visibility throughout a room.
22. The bouncing of light off a surface.