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Home lighting with LED profiles
Led lighting in the home. We offer a wide range of profiles for interior architecture. Depending on the type of room and interior features, you can choose individual profiles that are either ready-to-light systems and LED profile lights. The interior uses profiles TRIADA, LIPOD, KOZEL, PDS-ZM, OLEK, MICRO-H. Read more -
Living room lighting
The site combines several lighting scenarios. Basic, general lighting and individual zones. Muted lighting, hidden in niches without a visible light source, is used to create a cosy atmosphere. In order to create general lighting and evenly illuminate the space, one of the most popular solutions is led panels. They provide a wide angle of 120 degrees to distribute the light evenly. A ceiling or recessed light is often positioned in centre of the space. The light performs a decorative function and becomes an accent of the interior. Read more -
Staircase lighting
Staircase lighting has the most important function – to illuminate the movement area and to protect against accidents. In open stairwells with high ceilings, suspended lamps are suitable. Also, surface wall lamps are often used for lighting staircases. For functional, targeted illumination of the stairs, wall lights are installed at the bottom of the wall near the stairs, inserted in the tread, mounted on the handrail, under the step or inserted into it. Read more -
Furniture lighting
Led lighting for furniture can be either recessed (milled) or mounted on the surface of the furniture. Spot led furniture lights illuminate and highlight a particular object. If uniform illumination is required e.g. the entire shelf, then surface or recessed thin led profiles are used. Furniture lighting is installed under kitchen cabinets, cupboards, drawers, and used for lighting shelves, niches, etc. Read more -
Finway office lighting
In an office, light matters. In the northern, static office, asymmetrical lighting fixtures that seem to be floating in the air create a greater impression of daylight and strong dynamics. Finway office lighting uses led hung jaz profiles. They distribute wide-angle light, thereby reducing shadows. Read more -
Office lighting
Office lighting should be designed so that reflections do not distract workers. To achieve this, the correct design and optical control of lighting is required. To promote employee activity in offices, use daylight colour temperature of 4000 kelvin. In workplaces, direct and indirect lighting are usually combined. According to the lighting requirements, a minimum of 500 lux (a unit of illumination) should reach a desk. Read more -
Corridor lighting
According to lighting norms, movement zones do not have such high lighting requirements as main spaces. Light should decrease in corridors by about 150-200 lux. Corridors are usually equipped with a ceiling point or linear lighting. In elongated areas, recessed lighting is installed at the foot of the wall, or above mounted on the wall surfaces. In transition zones, use light switches or motion sensors to switch the lights on and off. Read more -
Retail lighting
The best lighting of commercial spaces increases shopping centre customer comfort and encourages sales. Lighting highlights the feature of goods, creates the mood of the trading space, and directs the movement of buyers in the right direction. The lighting of commercial spaces is not limited to general and accent lighting. A significant role is performed by lighting stained glass, the entrance and furniture. Unique shop lighting often becomes the main element of the interior to help differentiate oneself from other outlets. Read more -
Lighting for high ceilings
When planning lighting for lofts or living rooms with high ceilings, due to the greater distance between the ceiling and the floor, you should choose light sources that emit a greater light flux (lumens). The simplest solution to illuminate a high room are hanging lowered lights, but this solution can visually reduce the height of the room. Another solution is to use a stronger light flux spotlight. When installing lights on a high ceiling, it is better to use narrower-angle lights. Read more -
Entertainment venue lighting
When designing the lighting for entertainment spaces, choose the right lighting fixtures and systems, as customer comfort depends on their quality. Cafe, restaurant, bar and club lighting must create pleasant and aesthetic lighting for visitors. Attractive lighting for bars, stairs, tables, recreation areas will help highlight the features of the existing interior and distinguish spaces. Lighting is one of the main tools for creating a mood, helping visitors feel cosy and comfortable. Read more -
Garage lighting
The lighting used is dependent on the space is used for vehicle parking, storage or a vehicle workshop. A garage require full even lighting. To achieve that either recessed or surface LED lights can be used for the ceiling. Wide-angle lighting should be chosen. Wall or ceiling lights or LED projector lights with a motion sensor are a good choice for garages. Read more -
Mirror lighting
It is important to illuminate the mirror so that the light source does not blind or create shadows on the face. Wall lamps are suitable for this. Ideally, illuminate from both sides of the mirror. When choosing a light, pay attention to the colour rendering index. The closer the index is to a hundred >90, the more natural the image in the mirror will look. For decorative lighting that gives the bathroom comfort and exclusivity, we suggest installing led lighting under the mirror. Read more -
Hotel lighting
Lighting for hotels or other establishments providing accommodation services is one of the main quality criteria. Lighting in hotel bars, corridors, rooms, swimming pools, and indoor and outdoor recreation areas should create a relaxing atmosphere. Properly thought out lighting scenarios for indoor and outdoor spaces will highlight the features of recreation areas. The criteria for choosing lighting fixtures for business include cost-effectiveness and durability. Read more
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Rokas Dailidonis
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