Task lighting is that fixture that helps you read, write, cook and clean better. Remember the time you sat down in your favorite chair with a good book and found yourself straining to see the page? And then the addition of a simple lamp made your life easier? This is that fixture that complements your need for bright, functional light.

Are you having a bad day at work? Feeling demotivated and unproductive? The reason might simply be the inadequate lighting in your workspace. Research says there is a direct correlation between good lighting and increased levels of productivity in workplaces. 

Lighting is an essential part of any design process. Lighting systems are instrumental in guaranteeing comfort and promoting users’ well-being, especially in the hospitality sector, where people come in expecting to relax and get rid of all their worries. However, good lighting should not be judged by brightness alone. It should be energy-efficient, sustainable, and durable with minimum resistance. While it is an inevitable element required in any space, we must also consider the impacts of excessive use of lighting on the environment.

Today, we spend most of our time indoors in a combination of natural and artificial lighting.