I'm assuming you're mounting this on your white ceiling correct?

That lighting system doesn't seem appropriate for a bedroom.

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@User Yes for my ceiling. Sorry added that to the description now.

So, you want the TV wall to be an accent, and you don't have a ceiling fixture now? Ceiling lights are "ambient" light. As the name suggests, they are to turn on so you can see how to get into the room in the dark. After that, "accent" and "task" lights go on, and the ceiling fixture goes off or is dimmed way down. You want the majority of light to come from lamps that arrive as per this chart. Look for a semi-flush ceiling fixture, dimmers, corded wall lamps (to flank the TV) and a floor lamp to sit beside your chair for a reading spot.

Example of accent lights over closet doors, and task lamp by the bed.

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Example of semi-flush ceiling fixture and task lamps flanking bed.

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Wall lamps that adjust. You can get corded versions to flank your TV.

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May I got neither? Try two floor lamps, one on either side of the desk…one to light the bed and on to light the computer. Just make sure it has a swivel option.

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