WW / Fixed white
Warm white
A soft, warm appearance for a relaxed atmosphere. Compare the look with your finishes and the other lighting in the room.
The room edit / BathroomBathroom lighting.
Bathroom lighting.
A little more calm.
Layer light around the details you love. From a softly lit shower niche to a floating vanity, find the effect that makes your bathroom feel considered.
Explore the lighting looksOne bathroom.
One bathroom.
More ways to feel.
The same room can feel very different under warm, natural or cool white light—or a wash of colour. Compare the concepts, then choose the type of LED strip for your project.
NW / Fixed white
Natural white
A more neutral white-light appearance. A useful visual reference if you prefer a balanced look between the warmer and cooler examples.
CW / Fixed white
Cool white
A crisp, cooler-white appearance that gives the same space a different feel. Check the chosen product’s actual tone before ordering.
CCT / Adjustable white
White light, warmer to cooler
CCT adjusts the white-light tone; it is not a separate fixed colour. The available range depends on the selected strip and compatible controls.
RGB / Colour example
Bring colour into the room
RGB mixes red, green and blue for coloured light; any white is blended from those colours. RGBW adds a dedicated white LED channel. The white tone and available effects depend on the specific product. This single-colour scene is an RGB mood example, not a product demonstration.
Generated lighting concepts illustrate different moods, not exact colour temperatures or the performance of a particular product. Availability, white-tone ranges and installation suitability vary by strip and application; confirm the complete system before ordering.
Choose the look, then choose the LED strip.
Browse the range and check the product details for your project.
Six ways to shape the roomWhere would you
Where would you
like to add light?
Start with the atmosphere you want, then choose the details to highlight. A few carefully placed layers can sit alongside your main bathroom lighting.
Bathroom & shower niches
A quiet line of light turns a tiled recess into a feature. Consider the view into the niche, the position of the light and how the tile finish reflects it.
Explore niche lighting →Mirror & vanity
Use light around the mirror to soften its outline. Plan task lighting for daily routines separately from a decorative backlit effect.
Plan mirror & vanity lighting →Under-vanity & plinth
A concealed glow beneath furniture gives a floating appearance and adds another layer to the room’s evening mood.
Plan under-vanity lighting →Ceiling & cove
Bring gentle light to the edges of the room. The shape of the cove and the viewing angle determine how discreetly the source can be hidden.
Plan ceiling & cove lighting →Wall & feature
Use light to draw attention to a finish, a recess or an architectural detail. Test how texture and reflective surfaces respond.
Plan feature lighting →Dry shelving
A small pool of light can frame towels and decorative objects. Keep the intended shelf location and its exposure to moisture in the installation brief.
Plan shelf lighting →
A small detail. A different feeling.Make the niche
Make the niche
part of the design.
A discreet line of light can bring depth to a recess and pick out the character of your tiles. Think about the effect from the doorway as well as from inside the shower.
Bathroom electrical suitability depends on the installation zone, the complete system and the proposed installation. Have a qualified installer confirm the specification before ordering.
Plan the detailsGood light begins
Good light begins
before the finishing touches.
Bring these questions into the conversation with your installer, especially before tiling, plastering or fitting furniture.
Mirror & vanity
Decide whether the light will sit behind the mirror, around its edge or in surrounding joinery. Allow access for maintenance and consider reflections from your usual standing position.
Under-vanity & plinth
Note the gap below the furniture, the floor finish and where the light source might be visible. Plan the cable route before the vanity is fixed in place.
Ceiling & cove
Record the shape and depth of the cove. A section drawing helps explain where the profile can sit and which surface you want to illuminate.
Wall & feature
Choose the surface to highlight and photograph its finish. A sample of the proposed lighting can help you assess glare, reflections and visible texture.
Dry shelving
Measure each shelf and note how it is fixed. Confirm the actual location and moisture exposure with your installer; a dry-looking shelf is not an electrical suitability assessment.
Bring the layers together
Decide which areas should switch or dim together, and where accessible power and control equipment can be located. Include this in your project brief.
Discuss your bathroom project →LEDSpace customers · Judge.me
See why customers choose LEDSpace.
Selected customer feedback on our products and project support, collected by Judge.me.
Bathroom Highlights
“Very smart warm white dotless LED lighting highlights the recessed wall above the bath”
Reviewed product: Seamless SPLASH5 Warm White LED Strip, 24V, 2700K, IP65
See customer reviews ↗“Used the kit builder on their website for a bathroom and it’s an absolutely brilliant feature. I created 3 separate niches and the kit came with everything I needed to customise my lighting to my needs.”
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Used the kit builder on their website for a bathroom and it’s an absolutely brilliant feature. I created 3 separate niches and the kit came with everything I needed to customise my lighting to my needs. Great quality, cut, sealed and soldered to correct lengths with tails customed to the correct lengths. Delivery was also really quick. Overall I couldn’t fault this company and have absolutely no hesitation using them or recommending them again.
See customer reviews ↗Shop the lighting effectFind the light
Find the light
for your bathroom mood.
Compare these LED strip options, then confirm the complete specification with your installer. An individual product rating alone does not establish suitability for a shower or any particular bathroom zone.
Warm whiteSeamless SPLASH5 Warm White LED Strip, 24V, 2700K, IP65
Explore a warm, continuous line of light for a softer bathroom mood. Have your installer confirm the complete system for its exact location.
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Adjustable whiteSeamless SPLASH12 Adjustable White LED Strip, Top bending, 24V
Explore a warmer or cooler white-light mood with compatible CCT controls. Confirm mounting, correctly sealed connections and the complete installation with your installer.
Shop this LED strip
Colour + warm whiteSeamless SPLASH12 RGB + Warm White LED Strip, Top bending, 24V
Explore colour alongside a dedicated warm-white option. Confirm the correctly sealed complete installation, mounting detail and compatible RGBW controls with your installer.
Shop this LED stripThese are individual LED strip products, not complete bathroom lighting kits. Power supplies, controls, connections and any required profiles must be selected to suit the strip and layout. Product photographs show the strip itself and do not identify the products used in the inspiration images.
Your project, considered
A calmer bathroom starts with a good plan.
Bring your ideas and the details of your space. Use our existing quote form to tell LEDSpace what you are planning.
- A sketch or photos of the room
- The areas you would like to light
- Your preferred look and how you want to control it