Natural light is a blessing for interiors that infuses a lively and joyful energy in the room. It is contagious and you also feel happy. Similar to how they shine in the sun -drenched gold hour, the entire atmosphere of her house also feels alive, aesthetic and high quality, with a feeling of openness.
Unfortunately, this is not the case everywhere. Not all houses are blessed with plenty of natural sunlight, be it due to the urban density, architectural restrictions or unfavorable orientation. But don't let the sunrises prevent the joy of bright interiors. Fortunately, modern lighting comes to rescue and bridges this gap.
In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Ashish Kothari, co-founder, litomatic, intelligent modern lighting solutions that tackle the problem of sunlight-shaded houses.
Here are the lighting tips he shared:
Improvement of the natural light with adjustable LEDs
1. Mimic Daylight Dynamics: Adjustable white LEDs reproduce the natural shift of the color temperature – from warm tones in the morning and evening until noon – supports the circadian orientation.
2. Adaptive intensity: Dimmnable LEDs adapt the brightness to daylight levels, prevent an illumination and reduce glare. A work area with limited daylight benefits, for example, from LEDs, which are calibrated to 2700,000 to 6500 K and maintain visual clarity without an overwhelming ambient light.
Strategic placement for layer lighting
1. Wall washing for depth: Linear LEDs, which are placed on vertical surfaces, soften contrasts and improve daylight penetration.
2. Indirect Cove Lighting: Strategically positioned LEDs highlight ceilings and reduce hard transitions between light and shadow. For example, a corridor in gallery style with skylights can achieve even brightness by incorporating the notched wall panel that diffuse light over surfaces.
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Smart sensors for daylight optimization
1. Ambient light sensors: Modulate the LED output automatically using daylight levels in real time to ensure energy efficiency.
2. Movement -sensitive lighting: Movement sensors Ideal for transition rooms prevent unnecessary lighting in areas with fluctuating occupancy. For example, a sun -like living room can use intelligent dimmers to lower the LED intensity on a light area
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