Natural light is a blessing for interiors, pouring living and joyful energy into the space. It is contagious and makes you feel happy. Just like you, basking in a golden hour, kissed by the sun, when through your windows passes the sunlight, the whole atmosphere of your home also feels bright, aesthetic and highly specified, with a sense of openness.
Unfortunately, this is not so ubiquitous. Not all houses are blessed by rich natural sunlight, whether due to cities, architectural restrictions or adverse orientation. But do not allow the sun to keep you with the joy of bright interiors. Fortunately, modern lighting comes to the rescue and overcomes this gap.
In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Ashish Kotari, co -founder, Litomatic, joint intelligent modern lighting solutions that solve the problem devoid of sunlight shaded houses.
Here are the tips on the lighting he shared:
Improvement of natural light when setting up LEDs
1. Mimic daylight dynamics: Set up white LEDs repeat the natural shift of color temperature – from warm tones in the morning and in the evening to colder shades in the afternoon – maintaining the circus alignment.
2. Adaptive Intensity: Modlating LEDs regulate brightness in response to daylight levels, preventing excessive illness and reducing glare. For example, the working space with a limited advantage of daylight from LEDs, calibration up to 2700k – 6500k, maintaining visual clarity without overpowering the surrounding light.
Strategic location for multilayer lighting
1. Wash the wall for depth: Linear LEDs, located along the vertical surfaces, softened with contrasts and enhance the penetration of daylight.
2. The indirect lighting of the bay: Strategically located LEDs emphasize ceilings, reducing the rigid transitions between light and shadow. For example, the corridor in the gallery with arrays can reach equal brightness, including built -in wall washers that diffund the light on the surfaces.
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Smart sensors to optimize daylight
1. Sensors of the surrounding light: Automatically modulate the results of LEDs based on daylight levels in real time, providing energy efficiency.
2. Lighting that responds to movement: Ideal for transitional spaces, movement sensors prevent unnecessary lighting in places with fluctuability fluctuations. Eg
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