Curtain Lighting | Create Indirect Light

Curtain Lighting | Create Indirect Light

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When choosing a spotlight, attention often goes to design, colour temperature and light output. However, the beam angle is just as important. It determines how narrow or wide the light emitted by the luminaire will be.

A narrow beam creates a concentrated pool of light and can be ideal for highlighting artwork, an object or an architectural detail. A wider beam distributes light over a larger surface and can, for example, be used for more general lighting.

The ideal beam angle also depends on the distance between the luminaire and the surface you want to illuminate. The same beam behaves differently with a high ceiling than with a low ceiling. The position of the spotlight therefore also plays an important role.

Different beam angles can be combined within the same home. This creates a layered lighting effect in which certain elements are highlighted while other areas are illuminated more softly.

Want to know which beam angle your spotlights need? Have the beam angle and positioning determined together as part of a professional lighting plan

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Personal lighting advice for every project

Choosing the right lighting is not always easy. That is why we assist both private clients and professionals, including architects, interior designers, installers and property developers, in creating a well-considered lighting plan.

From selecting the right luminaires and beam angles to dimming systems and technical solutions, we help ensure that every space is illuminated to its full potential.

For new builds, renovations and project lighting, we offer various options for lighting advice and professional lighting planning. This ensures a functional yet atmospheric result that perfectly complements the architecture.

Curious to discover how we can help? Explore our different lighting advice and lighting planning services or contact us without obligation. We will be happy to discuss your project with you.

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