We invite you to see the result of the reworka small Parisian studio apartment. The area of the object is 19 sq. m., the main desire of the customer was to compensate for the lack of daylight through ideally selected artificial lighting. The reconstruction project was completed in 2013 and became known as the "Spectral Apartment". The developers - the Betillion/Dorval Bory group from Paris - completed the work at a modern level.
Due to rational planning, it was obtainedopen connection of all rooms between themselves, creating a single space. But the highlight is that the lamps have different radiation ranges! That is, two groups of backlight sources are used - fluorescent with a full spectrum of white, closest to daylight, and sodium, almost monochrome, yellow. If in the sphere of action of lamps of the first type the human eye distinguishes colors well, then in the zone of yellow lighting shades and tones are indistinguishable.
The following conclusion follows from this:The living room and kitchen are equipped with fluorescent lamps, the bathroom and bedroom - with sodium lamps. By the way, the latter have good efficiency, while consuming energy resources very economically.
, thus, by the type of lighting is divided into two sectors. A successfully implemented lighting system fits harmoniously into the neutral interior of the room.
The "space" interior of a tiny apartment of 19 square meters. m
