A concealed kornet light is a sort of indirect lighting when the LEDs or any other sources are hidden in a kornet or molding, normally at the top of the wall near the ceiling. This sort of light provides soft and ambient illumination that diffuses across the ceiling and the upper walls; however, the light source itself cannot be seen. The result is not only subtle but also elegant, creating depth and warmth in an atmosphere. Hidden cornice lights are commonly used in living rooms, bedrooms, or areas where a cozy, warm atmosphere is usually maintained. It is also energy-efficient, especially with the use of LED technology, and can be integrated with dimmers or smart lighting systems to further adjust the level of brightness and color temperature desired in the space. Such lighting works great for a modern interior: it provides a clean view not cluttered with extra details and supplies effective indirect illumination

How Do Concealed Kornet Lights Work?

Concealed kornet lights work by hiding the light source, usually LED strips, inside a molding running along the upper edge of a wall near the ceiling. Set this way, it allows the light either to shine upwards or downwards, allowing it to bounce from the ceiling or walls as a soft diffused glow spreading across a room. Because the source of light is out of sight, the lighting seems to be indirect, with no sharp shadows. The result is soft, ambient lighting. Here's how this works:

• Light Source: In the making of cove lighting, the source of light, normally in strips of LED lights, is mounted inside the molding or cornice. LEDs have great energy efficiency, long life, and produce very minimal heat; hence, they fit easily into running under continuous use in closed areas.
• Mouldings: Kornet, in fact, is a moulding. It acts as a covering to mask the direct view of the light source. It also serves in directing the light in a specific way, either upwards towards the ceiling or downwards along the walls.
• The now-diffused light hits the ceiling or walls and further disperses across the surface to develop a soft and even illumination. These make rooms appear larger and much more inviting since the indirect lighting effect would not be as glary or intense as direct lighting would.
• Control Mechanism: Concealed kornet lights can be connected to dimmer switches, allowing you to adjust brightness according to your liking. Moreover, they can be integrated into smart house systems for remote control and automation, making their use convenient and flexible.

The idea behind hidden kornet lights is conceptually linked to the principle of indirect lighting, whereby the very light cannot be viewed directly, and the warm, inviting shine accentuates the ambiance of a room both functionally and aesthetically.