FROM THE STUDIO

Thoughtful tools. Clear metrics.

Feel how a downlight actually behaves, or size the total light a room needs.

One recessed downlight. Five variables.

Side view of a room from the perspective of the downlight cut into the ceiling. Change the numbers, add a second light, and feel what happens.

2.8 mCEILINGFLOORRECESSED DOWNLIGHT
Pool at floor ~1.19 mLux ~297Tint 3000K

A simplified render - for feel, not photometric truth. Real rooms have bounce light, finishes, and neighbours doing their own thing.

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Fixtures

1

Most rooms need more than one. A second fitting fills shadows, widens the pool, and lifts overall light - without cranking a single fitting to full.

Beam angle

24°

Narrow - art, sculptures, kitchen island.

Ceiling height above floor

2.8 m

Ceiling to floor. Higher = bigger pool, softer edge, less lux on the object. Lower = brighter, tighter, more drama.

Colour temperature

3000K

Candle-warm - living rooms, bedrooms, restaurants.

CRI

Ra 95

Colours look like colours - skin, timber, fabric all read true.

Luminous flux

600 lm

How much light the fitting actually puts out. Not the same as watts.

Like the look you landed on?

Send us your floor plan. We'll come back with fittings that behave that way in your space.