Showers are an area of the bathroom that needs to be well lit. At the same time one needs to make sure that the lighting fixtures are at a minimum of 7 to 8 feet away from any water source. We all know that water in contact with electricity can be life extracting, so keep this in mind while choosing good shower lighting. With that 
being said, let’s take a look at what our options are when it comes to lighting up our shower areas.
Options in shower lights
Types of lighting you can choose for your shower
There are various types of lighting that you can use in the shower; however there are some that you must avoid for practical reasons. Lights that are not safe in shower areas are usually any form of pendant lighting as well as chandeliers. The types of lighting that are extremely safe in bath and shower rooms are recessed lights, wall sconces, LED lights as well as bright halogen fixtures.
Where can you install shower lighting?
The two places where you can install shower lights are on the ceiling as well as the sides of the shower area, as long as it is a safe distance away from the water outlet. While wall sconces are ideal for the shower sides, recessed lights and other LED lighting options in any pattern that you like are best suited for bathroom ceilings as well as the ceiling of the shower area.
Latest options available for lighting your shower area
Like everything else, showers have a lot of gadgets that you can make use of. Many shower heads now come fitted with LED lights that actually change color with the change in temperature; these are known as phase changing lights. You even get colored lights that you can install to alter the overall appearance of the shower unit. And for those who want an option to alter the brightness of a bulb, you can get ones with different light intensity settings.
With so much to choose from, shower lighting is like never before, making it possible for us ordinary folk to shower in luxury fit for royalty.
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