As the ceilings are low you probably should recess the lights. As far as your lighting plan goes, simply imagine yourself in the rooms and mark spots where you will need light from above. Then look at each room and decide where, logically, you will want to turn lights on and off. And where you'll need dimmers (anywhere where you will be relaxing is a good way to look at this). Last but not least, have an idea of where your furniture will go so you can have sockets positioned in appropriate places for task lighting. Do ask your electrician's opinion too, they will have plenty of experience to draw on.

They have them in our Next too in Colchester so if I were you I would contact their head office. We bought a similar one in B&Q (callia light) a couple of months ago for our hallway, although a lot smaller than these ones but was only about £30. Search 'Sputnik light' on google and that should come up with some :-)

The floor is the best in that little room, the floor and wall are great together. The floating cabinet is a big difference, light colours, and thank goodness that window architrave is gone because that was odd. Only critique is where have all the beauty products gone and the sink lessens the surface space. I assume with the white, the ashtray has been evicted!... very posh, I'd be pleased.

We actually make this style of light in our Nottinghamshire workshop :-)