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Here comes the sun! Create a healthy indoor environment with quality lighting.
Let’s face it. We’re all dinosaurs. Or at least Neanderthals… We still have the same physical and biological needs that we had millions of years ago. Being able to breathe fresh air and absorb daylight are still essential to our wellbeing.
When creating a healthy indoor climate, well designed lighting is crucial to your sense of wellbeing and productivity. In these modern times, we spend as many of our waking hours at work as we do at home, so the importance of having good lighting in those indoor spaces is critical.
Here is why
From the very beginning of humanity, we have thrived in the warmth and light of the sun. It has been our primary source of light and has made a lasting impression on our being, biologically and psychologically. Variations in the intensity and color of light affect us, too, making us more alert or more relaxed.
The relationship between humans and light has been the subject of much research, and today our knowledge about how to use artificial light as a complement to natural light is more extensive than ever. Still, for each of us, light is very much an emotional thing. Our needs and experience with indoor lighting are very individual and vary from person to person.
With today’s lighting technology, everyone, including you, can enjoy healthy and inspiring lighting without having to deal with the hassle of complicated technology or elaborate and costly installation. It is actually quite simple to achieve, if only you have the knowledge. We’ll show you how to design sustainable lighting solutions that will make your working day brighter, happier and more productive. We’d love to share our insight with you!
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Light affects your wellbeing
Daylight is of huge importance to our wellbeing – biologically as well as psychologically.
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Lighting has the power to make you more effective
You know the feeling of a sunny day? When everything is merrier and brighter and you are filled with energy?
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Great lighting usually goes unnoticed
One of the things you should never ever compromise on when it comes to your indoor lighting climate, is visual comfort.
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Age does matter
At home, you decide which lighting makes you feel comfortable. At work, it's a different story.
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Lighting affects your carbon footprint
Creating functional, inspiring and energizing indoor lighting that makes people thrive is a no-brainer.
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Guide to a healthy lighting climate
When planning your project to create illuminated indoor spaces for the health of people and the planet, always ask for these 3 things.
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Lighting as an Educational Tool
Studies show that varied lighting not only boosts student performance but also dials down noise and stress levels.