When choosing the lamp's brightness, it is necessary to be guided by common sense. In a tiny room, too saturated light will cause discomfort unless we talk about a workshop or a treatment room. And for a spacious room with high ceilings, you can buy a chic,
bright LED chandelier and complement it with spotlights. Also, if the bedroom is equipped with a work area for an adult or a desk for a student, brighter lighting in this area will be required. I don't think this is a problem, because if we consider the efficiency of such a lamp, all other problems are trifles.