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Architectural interior lighting

Light that serves the space, not the fixture.

Recessed downlights, precision spotlights and magnetic track systems — engineered for defined beams, low glare and colour you can match across a whole project.

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Highest colour rendering option in the range: Ra 98
Colour consistency on the project ranges: < 3 SDCM
Standard beam options for spotlights: 15° · 24° · 36°
Colour temperatures available: 2700–6000 K

Quality of light, measured.

Every family is specified by the numbers that decide how an interior feels: beam angle and field angle, unified glare rating, colour rendering including R9, and colour consistency between luminaires. We publish them, and we keep them consistent from sample to series.

Product families

Recessed Downlights

Recessed Spotlights

Grille Lights

Magnetic Track System

Track Spotlights

Tracks & Accessories

Four qualities we design for

01
Defined beam
Reflector and lens optics with stated beam angles, so accent ratios can be planned rather than guessed.
02
Visual comfort
Deep-set light sources, honeycomb options and black baffles keep luminance out of the line of sight.
03
Faithful colour
High-CRI options up to Ra 98 and colour consistency below 3 SDCM on the project ranges.
04
Flexible systems
Low-voltage magnetic track lets spotlights, linear modules and pendants be moved and reconfigured without tools.

Applications

All applications

Retail

Accent-led lighting that directs attention to merchandise, renders materials accurately and adapts with every change of display.

Hospitality

Warm, low-glare light for hotels, lobbies and lounges — layered so the atmosphere can move from day to evening.

Office & Workplace

Comfortable, glare-controlled light for desks, meeting rooms and reception areas, planned to EN 12464-1 values.

Gallery & Museum

Precise accent lighting with excellent colour rendering for exhibitions — flexible enough to follow every new hang.

Selected projects

Representative example

Fashion retail · Gulf region

Fashion flagship store, Gulf region

A two-level fashion store where recessed magnetic track carries all accent lighting, allowing the visual merchandising team to re-light each...

Representative example

Hospitality · Southern Europe

Boutique hotel lobby and lounge, Southern Europe

Deep anti-glare downlights and adjustable spotlights re-light a stone-clad lobby so that materials, not luminaires, define the space.

From the knowledge base

01 Three Numbers to Calculate Before You Install Restaurant Lighting Dark tables, bright aisles and spill onto walls usually trace back to spacing, beam angle and aiming angle set in isolation rather than calculated together. 02 Six Track Spotlight Specification Errors That Hurt Retail Sales Six common track spotlight specification mistakes — from chasing efficacy to skipping beam angle simulation — that reduce merchandise appeal and dwell time in retail environments. 03 Beam angles and accent ratios: planning contrast How beam angle, distance and accent ratio work together — and why 24° is the most-specified spotlight in retail. 04 UGR and glare control in interiors What the Unified Glare Rating measures, why it belongs to a room rather than a luminaire, and the optical features that bring it down.

Planning a project?

Send drawings or a brief. We return a luminaire schedule, calculated illuminance and photometric files for your own planning software.

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