Daniel Rybakken has come up with a way to provide faux natural lighting to buildings which may not have access to windows or skylights. He has created panels that mimic the look of windows, but are in fact made of 3000+ LED lights. Take that, Mr. Sun.
Sometimes all a building needs to go from drab to fab (yeah, I just said that) is a little light. Lamps are cool and all, but Daniel Rybakken knows that natural lighting is truly the way to go. These panels sit flush against the wall, so people will have a hard time knowing if they're fake or not. See more of Daniel Rybakken's design above.
Faux Natural Lighting
Daniel Rybakken Uses LED Panels to Mimic Natural Sunlight
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Architecture/interior Design - The use of faux natural lighting panels can transform windowless spaces and provide more natural light to commercial and residential buildings.
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3. Smart Home - Integrating natural lighting panels with smart home systems presents an opportunity for smart home companies to offer energy-efficient lighting solutions.