The phrase "attractive lighting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing lighting that is visually appealing or enhances the aesthetic of a space.
Example: "The restaurant's ambiance was enhanced by the attractive lighting, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "appealing illumination" or "charming lighting".
There's no surprise, of course, in a Hollywood movie designed for adult audiences (and for the awards season) featuring attractive lighting, seductive stars and glossy production values.
It looks better too: now the players sit beneath an attractive lighting array, and the seating, to either side of the orchestra and behind it, conveys a feeling of intimacy.
It will have attractive lighting and ads along the side.
Not only were viscous lube and attractive lighting in evidence, he'd also placed a stackable 24" metal bar stool in the corner of the stall.
While defense contractors typically operate under levels of secrecy uncharacteristic for the tech industry, a degree of exposure is useful for attracting additional investors and painting the project in an attractive light as it pursues government contracts.
Fanny Ellison is an attractive, light-skinned woman in her late fifties.
Roman Tatarowicz's attractive, light-filled set has Cubist angles and white frames enclosing shifting images.
After World War II, that country's consumers "were ready for something cheery, attractive, light, bright and sort of refreshing," Mr. Brown said in a recent phone interview.
The women's spa itself is an attractive, light-filled area on the hotel's fifth floor, much spruced up since my first visit three years ago.
Mr. Berger's "Collage III," which the composer, at 90, was happily present to hear, is a very attractive, light-filled sequence of movements for mixed sextet.
In December, he had the walls painted, installed a more attractive light fixture in his kitchen, replaced the dirty white light switch plates and added a dimmer to a bathroom switch.
