Choosing downlights in the ceiling provides an even and pleasant light with good light distribution. There are several different models to choose from in terms of size, reflector, colour and beam angles. Some variants can be adjusted while others have a fixed location. If you want to complement with accent lighting, spotlights fit well, they are mounted on a 3-phase rail and can both be rotated and tilted for a more focused light. A varied light with contrasts between light and darkness gives the room a pleasant atmosphere that creates well-being and peace.
Ribes is a modern 3-phase track spotlight with a cylindrical design, developed for flexible and directional lighting in retail, office, and public environments. It works as an effective accent light, allowing the beam to be easily directed to highlight products and surfaces. The luminaire can be rotated 355° and tilted 90°, providing full flexibility in lighting design and making Ribes an optimal directional track spotlight for dynamic environments.
Light constantly surrounds us even when we don't consciously think about it. With its stylish and minimalist design, Brahe spreads a pleasant light thanks to its high-quality optics. Brahe is also equipped with modern LED technology and an aluminum heat exchanger, ensuring long life and high performance. The materials have been chosen with care for the environment and all components are manufactured in Northern Europe to minimize transport distances.
Safie Mirror is a versatile downlight available in three sizes. Its innovative reflector and lens optics enable a compact luminaire design with a low installation depth while reducing glare. Safie Mirror Ø90 can be tilted up to 23° and rotated freely through 365° (gyro). The two larger sizes can be surface-mounted using an accessory, while the smallest size is intended for recessed installation only. The luminaire combines high luminous efficacy with great flexibility for a wide range of lighting applications. Parts of the range offer high light quality with a CRI of ≥90.
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