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Attic lighting - we select the appropriate attic lamps
There are two types of people: those who dream of an atmospheric apartment at the very top of an old tenement house (and are willing to pay considerable sums for it) and those for whom the omnipresent slants are too big an arrangement challenge. If you are reading this article, you probably belong to the first group. We understand it perfectly. We, too, can appreciate the charm of interiors hidden in the attics.
Lighting – what should you look out for?
Lighting in public spaces fulfils not only a practical function, but also an aesthetic one. Properly selected lighting fixtures can give a space a unique character, emphasise architectural features and increase safety. Choosing the right products is crucial to enjoy both a perfect visual effect and lower operating costs. In this article, we will look at what to consider when choosing lighting fixtures, what technologies are worth considering, and what benefits come with modern solutions.
Park lantern or garden lamp – which lighting should you choose for your green space?
Nowadays, when the arrangement of green spaces is becoming increasingly important, choosing the right lighting plays an important role. Park lanterns, just like garden lamps, are designed to illuminate a specific area in such a way as to ensure safety and facilitate the use of the area after dark. However, the choice between a garden lamp and a park lamp depends, among other things, on the size of the area and the function it is to fulfil.
The Sisil Lamp series with Amber – Elegance, Luxury and Unique Light
Amber, also known as the ‘gold of the Baltic’, is fossilised resin from coniferous trees that grew in what is now Northern Europe around 40 million years ago. The formation process began with the secretion of resin, which over time was fossilised under the influence of atmospheric and geological conditions. Today, amber is most commonly mined on the Baltic coast, where storms and sea waves wash it up on the beaches.
Lighting columns – Steel and aluminium solutions tailored to your needs
Choosing the right solution, tailored to the needs of a particular location, can be a challenge. It is necessary to consider a number of factors, such as the type of material, the height of the poles, as well as the specific needs of the area. In this article, we will discuss the differences between steel and aluminium lighting poles, their use in public spaces, and how to choose the right model and manufacturer.
Chandeliers - classic lighting that gives character to interiors
For centuries, chandeliers have been an elegant decorative element in our homes, hotels and sacred places. Their history dates back to when they were a decoration in royal palaces. Originally, they were used to light up rooms with candles, and their richly decorated structures symbolised luxury and splendour. They were works of art that testified to the social status of their owners. Today, they are available in various styles, shapes and prices, so that everyone can find a model that suits their interior.
How do I properly illuminate my living room? Living room lighting – practical tips.
Designing the lighting in the living room is a key stage of interior design, which affects its functionality, comfort and aesthetics. The appropriate arrangement of light sources allows you to emphasise selected areas of the living room and create a space with a varied character - from a space for relaxation, through a place for family meetings, to an entertainment corner. Here are some tried and tested tips on how to effectively design lighting in the living room to create a harmonious and welcoming atmosphere.
Garden lighting – modern garden lamps and lanterns
The power of the light sources in garden lamps should be chosen depending on the function they are to fulfil. In the case of decorative lighting, e.g. around plants or street furniture, the power can be lower, because the aim is only to highlight certain elements in the garden. However, for lamps illuminating paths, driveways or resting places, it is worth using more powerful sources. Modern solutions increasingly use LED lighting, in which the light intensity can be controlled and adjusted to individual needs. Such solutions also have a significant impact on reducing energy consumption.
The garden can also be smart – solutions for garden lighting
Solutions that enable the control of the functioning of devices, including those that are connected in a system and allow them to be controlled via a wireless network, are today not only a convenience, but above all a saving combined with an improvement in aesthetics. According to research, the use of this system allows for a reduction in energy consumption costs of up to 70%. Controlling the lighting in the garden allows you to change the light intensity and colour, as well as switch it on wirelessly. This allows you to design and control the atmosphere and functionality of your outdoor space.