What is diffused light and what is it used for?
Richard Kelly described the light for general recognition as "ambient luminescence", meaning "ambient luminescence". This form of light provides illumination and ensures that we can see the space, objects, and people.
This lighting helps with orientation. It is even and expansive. "Ambient luminescence" is the foundation for further lighting design.
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The most important points
- 1Flood a wall with light from ceiling to floor when you want a single surface to define the whole space.
- 2Use diffused light when you want to avoid harsh shadows and create calm, glare-free ambient brightness throughout the space.
- 3With purely indirect, diffused lighting, plan for more light than with direct lighting, as contours become less visible and more brightness is needed to achieve the same effect.
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