Whether you use your garage to store vehicles, as a DIY workshop, or home gym, it’s important that this windowless room be generally well-lit for safety purposes as well as include task lighting for DIY workbenches or other activities. While blaring fluorescent lights were once the go-to for illuminating the garage, bright, long-lasting, energy-efficient LEDs have become the new standard go-to. When choosing LED lighting for your garage, look for brightness of around 3500 lumens (the measurement for brightness) for the best result. You might also consider installing motion sensor lighting in a garage that will turn on and off by itself for convenience and safety.