lighting

At Lignum, we bring together aesthetics and functionality in every project. By offering lighting designs that complement the decoration of your interior, we enrich the character and atmosphere of your space. Simultaneously, we add sustainability to our projects through energy-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies.

• General Lighting: Used to provide a general level of light inside. Fixtures such as ceiling lamps, chandeliers, and central suspended ceiling lights can achieve this.
  
  
• Task Lighting: Provides more intense light for specific tasks. Examples include reading lamps, desk lamps, or lighting above kitchen counters.
  
  
• Accent Lighting: Used especially for decorative purposes and can include spotlights or decorative lamps placed to highlight a specific object or area.
  
  
• Lighting Design: Indoor lighting design involves creating a lighting plan that suits the function and decoration of the interior space. This design may include the following factors:
  
  • Determining light levels and brightness levels.
  • Selection of lighting fixtures.
  • Determining light color and temperature.
  • Integration of lighting control systems (e.g., dimmers and timers).
  • Energy efficiency measures (such as the use of LED lighting).
    
    
• Energy Efficiency: Indoor lighting is a significant part of energy consumption. Energy-efficient lighting systems consume less energy and can be environmentally friendly. Therefore, energy-efficient light sources such as LED lamps and smart lighting control systems can be used.
  
  
• Aesthetic Value: Indoor lighting should be considered as part of interior decoration. The style and placement of fixtures can enhance the aesthetic value of the interior space.
  
  
• Light Color and Temperature: Light color and temperature are important in lighting design. While cool white light creates a more vibrant and energetic atmosphere, warm white light can provide a calmer and more relaxing environment.