Lighting a porcelain sculpture in a dimly lit room requires a thoughtful approach to highlight its delicate details while maintaining an inviting ambiance. Start by selecting soft, diffused lighting to avoid harsh shadows or glare. LED spotlights with adjustable brightness can be positioned at a 45-degree angle to accentuate textures and contours without overwhelming the piece.

For a layered effect, combine ambient lighting with focused beams. Warm-toned bulbs (2700K-3000K) enhance the sculpture’s elegance, while dimmers allow flexibility for different moods. Place lights at varying distances to test how shadows interact with the sculpture’s form.

Avoid direct overhead lighting, as it can flatten the artwork. Instead, use side or backlighting to create depth. Reflective surfaces like mirrors can subtly amplify light without additional fixtures. Finally, consider the room’s natural light sources and adjust artificial lighting to complement them, ensuring the porcelain sculpture remains the focal point.