The Villa Noord-Brabant is located in the Netherlands, and DPL Architecture took special attention to light the abode in a specific manner. According to DesignBoom, "the deliberate choice for indirect LED lights accentuates the clean lines of the exterior... [and] a spatial effect is created on the interior through the utilization of fixtures that present the illusion of three-dimensional light-columns."
Usually many individuals consider the lighting as an afterthought, but after examining this house by DPL Europe it's clear that these small details make a significant difference. At night, the house looks much larger for example due to the placement of various illuminators. Moreover, the lighting helps to create a certain mood for the home, allowing people to feel more comfortable and cozy with the different hues used in the rooms.
Photo Credits: designboom, dpl-europe
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Precision Lighting
- Opportunity for companies to develop innovative lighting solutions that accentuate the clean lines of architecture.
- Three-dimensional Light-columns
- Potential for businesses to create fixtures that create the illusion of three-dimensional light-columns, adding a spatial effect to interiors.
- Mood Lighting
- Demand for lighting solutions that can create different hues and moods in homes, making people feel more comfortable and cozy.
Where This Applies
- Architectural Lighting
- Architectural lighting companies can capitalize on the trend of precision lighting to offer innovative solutions for enhancing the aesthetics of buildings.
- Lighting Fixture Manufacturing
- Opportunity for companies in the lighting fixture manufacturing industry to develop fixtures that provide the illusion of three-dimensional light-columns, offering unique design possibilities.
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can leverage the trend of mood lighting to offer lighting options that allow users to create different moods and ambiance in their living spaces.
