Customisable lighting
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about customisable lighting
Product • By Brightgreen • Snap Track Collection
Snap Track Collection
Brightgreen’s Snap Track Collection is a versatile lighting solution designed for dynamic spaces where adaptability, quality, and sustainability are essential. This collection is perfect for those who need lighting that can easily adjust to changing layouts. With the Snap Track Collection, it is possible to customize lighting solutions using a variety of options, including pendants, spotlights, and wall washers, all of which can be adjusted quickly to suit any mood or function.
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At Brightgreen, its dedication to quality and impact shapes everything created. It adheres to its “100s” standards, which are unmatched in the lighting industry. It achieves a 100/100 light quality, providing natural, true-to-life illu... More
Project • By Luxiona • Concert Halls
State Music School Jastrzębie-Zdrój
The concert hall of the State Music school, impresses with its sensational acoustics and expressive facade. Its wavy metal cover acts as a mirror, reflecting the light adapting to the surroundings. The construction of the concert hall began in 2016 and was completed in 2021. In March 2022, it was officially opened. The modern building's acoustics can be adapted to the needs of musicians, thanks to curtains or roller blinds that allows to modify the way the sound is transmitted. Interiors have been refined in the smallest detail, including the lighting fixtures.
Fotografia Maciej Lulko
Fotografia Maciej Lulko
The concert hall is illuminated with Beryl New O luminaires adapted for installation in a specialized ceiling and loca... More
Product • By Pani Jurek • TRN lighting
TRN lighting
Calligraphic forms, bold colors, fine materials and craft techniques. The new TRN collection of Pani Jurek is a homage to the art of Jan Tarasin.
A fascination with Jan Tarasin paintings and graphics was a starting point for the creation of the whole collection. Tarasin was interested in the world of objects. He began with realistic record objects that he simplified and reduced until a system of abstract signs was formed. In her latest collection, Pani Jurek reverses this process, turning ideograms into things again. Her three dimensional objects have a simple calligraphic form so they can play and talk together as if they were letters from a non-existent alphabet.
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Looking for the form of an object, placing things in th... More