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EAC 254

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CE, EAC, ENEC 82

CE. UK, CA, EAC 132

CE, UL 21

UK, CA, CE 18

Design 1286

Architectural 367

Classic 107

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Industrial 22

Modern 1383

Minimal 107

Retro 81

Scandinavian 22

Vintage 36

II 454

III 259

I 888

IK00 8

IK05 1

IK06 8

IK07 1

IK10 6

Free standing 333

Recessed 268

Recessed (trimless) 18

Surface 1046

Suspended 8

3 core 1493

4 core 2

5 core 227

Interior light 1648

Outdoor lamp 40

Round shape 58

Rectangular shape 206

Adjustable 3

SPOT up to 30° 73

BUNDLED from 31° to 50° 102

WIDE from 51° to 90° 41

AREA from 91° to 119° 44

FLOODLIGHT from 120° 48

Dependent on bulb 140

Extendable 1

Fixed 1382

Flexible adjustable 32

Height adjustable 10

Inclinable 2

Moveable 1

Rotatable 188

Swivelling 183

Brilliant CRI >= 95 20

Very good CRI >= 90 667

Good CRI >= 80 278

Dependent on bulb 650

Aura 9

Direct 1339

Direct + Indirect 147

Indirect 163

Wallwasher 2

MacAdam 2 46

MacAdam 3 230

MacAdam 4 1

MacAdam 5 1

Dependent on bulb 581

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Not applicable 638

Not included 190

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How to choose the perfect light fittings for your hallway and staircases

Hallway lighting plays a key role in interior design, ensuring the safety, functionality and aesthetic appearance of a space. When planning the lighting of corridors, several factors need to be taken into account, such as the type of luminaires, the positioning, the light temperature and the luminaire power. Ceiling luminaires, either conventional ceiling luminaires or recessed luminaires, are a common choice for corridor lighting as they illuminate the space evenly. In addition, wall lights positioned at eye level are a great addition as they create a pleasant ambient light and at the same time accentuate decorative elements. LED strips hidden in ceiling corners or under stairs add a modern and elegant touch, while ensuring safe movement in the corridor.

It is important to choose the right light temperature, which should be between 2700K and 3000K, giving a warm and pleasant feeling. We also need to consider the wattage of the luminaires to ensure sufficient light without over-lighting. Dimmer switches are recommended as they allow you to adjust the brightness according to your needs and the time of day. By lighting the corridor correctly, we can create a pleasant and functional space that connects the different parts of the home and at the same time improves its overall aesthetics.

Safety is particularly important when lighting a staircase. Here it is advisable to use a combination of different lighting fixtures, such as wall lights and LED strips installed under the edges of the stairs. This will ensure good visibility of each step, reducing the risk of trips and falls. Additionally, we can install luminaires with built-in motion sensors that automatically switch on when motion is detected, which is practical especially at night. A properly lit staircase not only increases safety but also improves the visual impression of the room. With the right combination of different types of luminaires and careful lighting planning, corridors and staircases can be created that are both functional and aesthetically sophisticated.

Marset Theia P Floor Lamp | lightingonline.eu

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