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Polls Lighting Design Dilemma

How much would you spend on your homes lights?

Best Lighting SG

8 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

If you were starting your own home project - in a standalone house or a HDB apartment - how much would you expect to spend?

I am a pro who is interested to know. Thanks for your answers!

Under $1000

$1000-2000

$2000-$3000

$3000-$5000

$5000+

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Comments (2)

Leapie Land
8 years ago
When it comes to lightning it pays to spend a bit more. I see it as an investment and it usually is such a great conversational started
Heinz Martin
8 years ago
really depends how much i'm doing. For me probably 5k if im doing 3-4 rooms
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