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The old tried and true standard 60 watt bulb works for me at the moment. I also have an old torchiere lamp that I came really close to trashing before I realized that it could serve some purpose in my train room. When the ceiling light isn't needed while I work on the layout, I flick on the floor lamp and turn up the lighting til I reach the desired brightness. I usually do this when I'm ready just to sit back and watch the trains run. In the future, when I've more room, flourescent lighting would be ideal I think (in the basement).
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