RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING

Residential environments normally have multiple light sources. Even in single rooms, light effects can be created from the combination of back lighting, specific light intensity, and the use direct or indirect light sources. Walls, floors, ceilings and objects lit with varying light intensity and from different angles create elements of visual perception and make the perceived space unique and personal.

The interpretation of architecture, the quantity of domestic work, the analysis of furnishing materials, the choice of light colours and temperatures, the chromatic effects of luminaires, and the opportunity to adjust light intensity are only a few of the aspects that come into play in a lighting project.