LED (light-emitting diode) uses advanced semiconductor technology to generate light. Unlike conventional incandescent light sources – the good old light bulb or the halogen lamp – LEDs don’t have a filament that will burn out, so they should last a lot longer. They’re also more efficient, as a much higher percentage of the electrical power used goes directly into generating light.

LED lighting often gets a bad rap in the eyes of the public – too harsh, too cold, poor quality – when in fact it’s people’s experience of low-quality lights that has given it a bad name, rather than the lighting itself. LED has, in fact, become the go-to light source for residential lighting design, given its efficiency, lifespan and ability to provide a wonderful quality of light (when done right). Here’s a beginner’s guide to help you find your way through the maze of LED lighting.

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