Six chromatic moods to design with light. Each study is a combination of colour temperature, colour rendering and matter: a starting point to choose the right light.
The warm gold of the night
A temperature that sculpts faces and ignites the gold of surfaces. Contemporary candle light: soft on skin, scenographic on noble materials.
The natural light of the project
The neutral white that respects the true colour of materials. Marble stays marble, wood stays wood: light tells the space without interpreting it.
The breath of wood and garden
A chromatic combination that dialogues with vegetation and wood. Warm light caresses, natural green resonates: the environment breathes.
Midnight blue, ember accents
The contrast between an almost-black cold blue and amber light fires. Dramatic, sensual: light becomes scenography.
Clay, concrete, sunset
Clay and concrete tones lit by a warm light that reveals their texture. Material, Mediterranean, contemporary.
Museum precision
A controlled daylight that respects the colour rendering of artworks and products. The precision that true colour requires.
