Lighting – a part of productivity

Properly planned office lighting improves concentration, reduces fatigue, and increases employee productivity. The light should be even, without glare or shadows, so that the eyes remain relaxed throughout the day.

Combination with natural light

The ideal workspace combines daylight and artificial light. In the morning, a brighter, neutral (4000–5000K) light is needed, while in the afternoon, a softer, warmer light. Addressable LEDs allow for the automation of this balance, adapting to changes in daylight.

Human-centric lighting

The human-centric lighting approach aims to align light intensity with our biological rhythm. Such light not only helps to work but also improves emotional well-being.
This is an investment in the quality of work that pays off in terms of employee effectiveness and well-being over time.

When planning office lighting, choose solutions that consider the person, not just the space.