Indirect Lighting | Create More Atmosphere
With indirect lighting, the light source itself is not directly visible. Instead, the light is directed towards a ceiling, wall or other surface and then softly reflected into the room.
LED lighting can, for example, be integrated into ceiling recesses, curtain boxes, bespoke joinery or furniture. Because the light source remains largely hidden, it creates a calm and atmospheric lighting effect. Indirect lighting can also add extra depth to the architecture.
Positioning requires careful consideration. The distance between the LED and the illuminated surface determines how evenly the light is distributed. Light output, colour temperature, profile and materials also influence the final result. A poorly positioned LED strip can make individual light points visible or create unwanted reflections.
Indirect lighting therefore often works best as part of a broader lighting concept, combined with functional lighting and carefully positioned accents.
Want to integrate indirect lighting into your home? Include it in the lighting plan at an early stage so that lighting, bespoke elements and architecture are coordinated from the start.
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Choosing the right lighting is not always easy. That is why we assist both private clients and professionals, including architects, interior designers, installers and property developers, in creating a well-considered lighting plan.
From selecting the right luminaires and beam angles to dimming systems and technical solutions, we help ensure that every space is illuminated to its full potential.
For new builds, renovations and project lighting, we offer various options for lighting advice and professional lighting planning. This ensures a functional yet atmospheric result that perfectly complements the architecture.
Curious to discover how we can help? Explore our different lighting advice and lighting planning services or contact us without obligation. We will be happy to discuss your project with you.
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