PORTRAIT OF THE ICON Gino Sarfatti – Pioneer of lighting design Gino Sarfatti, the founder of Arteluce, left an indelible mark on the world of lighting […]
In the untouched southern part of Istria, hidden in the greenery, is located the beautiful Villa LaDominika, which offers refined luxury on an area of 500 m2, surrounded by a spacious estate of 10,000 m2. This masterpiece of architecture offers luxurious accommodation with five bedrooms and six bathrooms, created to satisfy the senses and relax the soul.
Designing lighting is like creating a symphony of light in a space – it is a combination of different elements to achieve perfect harmony. Discover with us the key elements that make up the art of lighting design, providing the space with not only functionality, but also an aesthetic experience.
German industrial designer Ingo Maurer (May 12, 1932 – October 21, 2019) left an indelible mark on the world of design, especially in the field of lamp design and light installations
Lighting is an important element of any space. It can affect our mood, productivity and overall perception of space. Layered lighting is a design concept that uses a combination of different types and intensities of light to create rich, multidimensional lighting effects.
Light transformation: How creative lighting shapes space In the world of interior design, lighting plays a key role in creating a space that is functional, aesthetically […]
Not far from San Francisco, in the quiet town of Livermore, California, lies an incredible example of endurance and engineering genius, a light bulb that has been burning continuously since 1901. age.
This article reveals the story of a light bulb that has become known around the world for its incredible longevity.
Table lamps almost always consist of a stand, a thin frame and a blind that closes the bulb. However, the design of the product itself over the last 50 years varies greatly from decade to decade and fashion trends.
The Croatian Encyclopedia states that the lumen of the unit of measurement (sign lm) of luminous flux, derived unit of the International System of Units. It is determined by the luminous flux emitted into the corner of one steradian by a point light source, to which the luminous intensity in all directions of space is one candela, i.e. lm = cd sr.