The best I’ve done is put a cover over the fluorescent lights that I got on Amazon, and I put 4-5 lamps around with soft white lights bulbs. It’s not perfect. I take a lot of breaks and I got a walking pad, which is only helpful for able-bodied and not related to light but seems to help boost energy and productivity.
Sansiveria/snake plants will still grow in an office that has no natural light, if you want to add some cheer/oxygen (I just wouldn’t take one that’s been in a bright environment and move it straight there).
Then I’d get box lights for the floor/corners that shine light up. Maybe put something functional in front so it breaks up the way the light hits the space.
Post by UMaineTeach on Jul 23, 2024 20:49:42 GMT -5
Do you have the big rectangular ceiling lights? They sell those light covers that magnet to the drop ceiling rails. They sell many patterns, but i have seen blue sky with clouds ones.
Do you have the big rectangular ceiling lights? They sell those light covers that magnet to the drop ceiling rails. They sell many patterns, but i have seen blue sky with clouds ones.
we had these in our windowless offices but then they replaced the lights to be energy efficient and we had to take them down.
I have corner lights that I use and try to decorate my office. I wish I had like a live cam of the weather outside at all times though. That would be so nice.
This isn't something to use instead of overhead lights, but I do like it a lot. A coworker bought one of these for those of us that have windowless offices. I was surprised at the difference it makes for me. I keep it on my desk and put it on a few times a day - I don't notice it much, until it turns off.