How to Install LED Lights in Display Cabinet?

Hey there,

I am an interior decorator by profession and I have always found a glass display cabinet as a standard piece of furniture in any traditionally decorated living room. Such cabinets allow you to display your favourite objects, ornaments, or anything else that represents your individuality to visitors. However, if you presently have an empty display cabinet and are unsure what to put in it, or if the cabinet isn't sticking out as much as you'd want, you may be stuck for ideas. One of the best ideas which work amazingly well for most of my clients is LED

cabinet lighting.

Many people overlook LED under cabinet lighting when designing their homes, but these fixtures are an excellent addition to any built-in shelving units or freestanding display furniture. Typically, display furniture is used to showcase a prized collection, such as photos, sports memorabilia, literature, artwork, or anything else. The purpose of a collection is to impress guests and to remind the homeowner of major life events or times, and without the correct fixtures, the collection will not be shown off to its full potential.

How to install LED lights in the display cabinet?

Lighting up your display cabinet and its contents is another method to add some life to it. This can be accomplished by adding lighting to it; while this may appear to be a complex task, it is actually quite simple and there are various options.

LED lights can be used in a variety of ways in your display cabinet, including

• Installing LED strips: Consider installing LED lights around the interior corners of the cabinet for a cost-effective and dependable option. The wire from mains power to the lighting can then be connected by drilling a small hole in a hidden portion. If you want even more control, consider choosing an LED strip set that allows you to alter the colour or brightness of the lighting remotely.

• Attach LED puck lights: Attaching battery-powered LED lights to your display cabinet is a simple option for making permanent changes to your display cabinet. Simply affix them to the underside of each shelf using stickers or double-sided cellotape, and replace the batteries when the lights go out.

These are a few suggestions I always give to my clients and friends about LED

cabinet lighting. Do tell me if you found them helpful.