Lighting Design – Project Lighting New Zealand

Understanding Colour Correlated Temperature (CCT) in Lighting Design

Before energy-efficient LED lighting became mainstream, choosing a light bulb was quite straightforward. A 40-watt bulb not giving you enough light? Swap it for a 60-watt bulb instead and get…

Lighting Design

Colour Rendering Index (CRI) Explained

Colour Rendering Index (CRI) is an often-misunderstood metric of colour quality. Yet, for any application where colour appearance is important, CRI consideration is critical. There is a more scientific way…

Architectural Lighting, Lighting Design

The Three “General” Layers of Lighting Explained

When you enter a room and feel that everything is in harmony it is usually because the lighting is knitting all the room elements together in a balanced and constructive…

Lighting Design

Lighting Dimming Types

Different Dimming Types Switched Mains (Non Dimming) If you don’t need to dim your LED fitting then this is the driver type to choose. These drivers will work with conventional…

Lighting Design

Design For The Correct Light Levels

Measuring Units Light Level - Illuminance Illuminance is measured in foot candles (ftcd, fc, fcd) in the Imperial system or lux in the metric SI system. one foot candle =…

Architectural Lighting, Art and Light, Lighting Design

Project Lighting Lookbook Magazine 2020

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Custom Lighting, Lighting Design

The Bright Future Of Lighting

BOUTIQUE HOTELS PRIDE THEMSELVES on being different. It’s a segment where hotel designers are able to take chances as a way of differentiation. One of the best ways to achieve distinction is through clever and thoughtful lighting design, essentially by controlling light, colour and ambiance hotels can create multiple moods in a single space, with the goal of creating different spaces without physically changing them. Coloured mood lighting is still lagging in hotel lobbies,

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