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Posted: 16 Sep 2009 03:19 AM PDT

Did it ever happen that you needed a drink in the middle of the night and had to walk in the dark searching for the switch to light up the dark floor? Most of the times the staircases don't have proper lighting; there may be a light at the bottom of the stairs or at the top of the landing. But it may not be enough to see the separation between the steps. Safety must be foremost with stair lighting and here are a few staircase lighting options for you to make a better choice!

Stair Lights from Exoticstairs: These features special lighting pockets in the wall, the LED is computer controlled enabling as many effects as the user can think of. Apart from this, the use of super clear glass ensures the light transmission through the glass would be in the order of 98%.

Blue LED Lighting:

Bespoke Glass Staircase LEDs:

Lighting at Baseboard Level:

DIY LED Staircase Lights: Lighting turns off one stair at a time following the person.

LED Staircase Lights:

Alternate Staircase Lights:

Fibre Optic and LED Step Lighting: These lights are created using Poly Optics Super Side Light fibre lit with LEDs at each end.

ETI Step and Aisle Linear Lighting:

Twin Alternate Staircase Lights:

Linear LEDs In A Subtle Red:

Shadow Gap Technique: Beautiful effect created by letting the light through the gaps between the wall and the stairs.

Mini Starlights:

Staircase Lighting from Design Commission for Wales:

Light Tape as Staircase Lighting:

(Image credit: littlerockit).

Fibre Optic Staircase Lighting:

LED Stair Light From DEKOR:

Milk Glass LED Lamps: An interesting use of these lamps as staircase lighting. This light up when placed upright and turns off automatically when it is tilted or placed upside down.

Stair Lights from Firststreet: It features a track system which works using switch. It has three-beam LED spotlight design; all wires are concealed in a track system, plus it comes with a 12-hour battery backup in case of power failure.