Cooledge luminous systems redefine the role of light in contemporary workplace and corporate environments transforming interiors with illumination that complements architecture, supports wellness, and enhances the sense of openness.
Architects: Orms; Lighting Design: EQ2 LIGHT | Architects: Gensler, Lighting Design: Inverse | Architect: Shive-Hattery, Lighting Design: Michelle Jones | Architects: Davis Carter Scott -DCS Design
"In architecture, light is the divine expression of form. It reveals the essence of materiality, casting shadows that narrate the beauty of space." - Louis Kahn
Today's luminous systems deliver exactly this: seamless integration of light and material, creating spaces that feel connected to natural daylight while maintaining precise control over illumination quality, color, and intensity. Illuminated walls have become essential in contemporary architectural design, transforming how designers shape perception, emotion, and functionality within interior spaces. By embedding light directly into architectural surfaces, luminous walls create a sense of immersive illumination that enhances material expression while supporting human well-being and visual comfort. Unlike traditional lighting fixtures that cast light onto surfaces, illuminated walls reveal the true character of materials and space itself.
TILE Interior is the lighting system used in the projects above. Here's why it stands out for your designs:
Consistent, precise illumination. Seven standard lumen outputs ensure highly calibrated illumination and precise power density control. Color consistency of typically 2 SDCM meets stringent requirements for large area installations. With a CRI greater than 90 and six color temperature choices from warm 2200K to cool 5700K, you select the character of light to match your design intent.
Adaptable to any space. Cut-to-fit capabilities mean your system accommodates obstacles, architectural features, and non-standard shapes without compromise. The constant voltage electrical architecture scales without performance loss, and low setback distances enable optimal integration with luminous surfaces.
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