Course: The best light for living and working I
Discover how the mode of installation, general lighting, furniture, and lighting control shape the effect of a space. Learn to plan light that is flexible, glare-free, and tailored to use, creating orientation, atmosphere, visual comfort, and the conditions for focused work. Explore the introduction to the lessons for clients.
Light accompanies architecture like a quiet second layer. It gives spaces depth, brings materials to life, and unites furniture, use, and atmosphere into a coherent whole. At times it stays in the background, at others it sets clear accents. The interplay of direct and indirect light creates orientation, a sense of security, and concentration. Spaces change with everyday life. Experience this in the following lessons.
Lessons in this course
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Getting started: choosing the right installation type
Lighting design for new builds: recessed, surface-mounted, or additive
General lighting
Planning general lighting and room lighting
General lighting for furniture
Lighting spaces: interiors, light, and glare
Living and working
Planning lighting control and light scenes