Hello Fellow members..

Hoping for a bit of advice on Lighting for very small room?
This room will eventually contain a percussion set up

:-[Conga`s+Tibales+assorted hand Percussion e.t.c.]

Even if the room were not going to be used for anything musical,then I was still looking around at lighting ideas as it is small and very little natural light.
Now I am transforming the room in to a music room where (ok) Yes I will be recording but only really my percussion lessons for reference, there will be no mixing /dubbing laying down tracks,e.t..c. (will be posting elsewhere about this aspect)

I would like to install some nice lighting? at the moment it as a 30 year old twin flourescent mini tubes( 60cm each) behind a deffused plastic cover(bit like the old dentist surgery set up (yak)the lighting is ok..but I would like something better and warmer.

any suggestions..I am told keep away from halogen go for something with not to much heat.also low voltage/energy saving types:

Hope someone can give me a few suggestions(i am not to bright or as young as most on these boards when it comes to all this ) so please keep it relatively simple.

EXAMPLES: small pin type lights under or above monitors(highlighting monitors?)maybe somekind of track lighting?Like the look of some of the track lighting being able to move them around and focus maybe on playing area e.t.c. should have good spread not to stark...sure you guys have your own ideas.The world of lighting (domestic) seems to have gone through a major revolusion in recent times and I`m afraid I am a bit behind the game.

The room is only
3 mTRS x 2 mTRS x 2.35 mTRS high.

one side length (3m) and one end (2m) built into solid mountainside on the long side are two small windows rectangular total size 90cm X 30cm each approx

Really do not wish top get in to the Home studio thing,to deeply got to be practical?

I know through the amount I have already read on the subject that this is a massive subject which covers a very wide spectrum of opinion.

anyway all help welcome

Regards Steve