I adjust my lighting

as I want it

In the past, people focused most on light intensity, and often

overlooked the fact that the colour and quality of the light are

also important for how you experience it. Today, the colour

temperature of light is on the agenda, and we are more aware

of the quality of the illumination and how it affects us. While

cold daylight has a dynamic and stimulating effect, the old

incandescent lamps are warm and relaxing.

Our expectations of lighting vary from room to room – a

reception has to appear in a certain way, while an open-plan

office has other functional requirements. We also have

individual needs and personal preferences in relation to

lighting. Overall, however, a varying light intensity and

temperature throughout the day is what promotes the

greatest sense of well-being.