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Lighting design is by far the most creative and challenging discipline in the field of lighting. That's because lighting design involves your imagination, your fantasy and your ability, not only to visualize the final result for yourself, but also to be able to describe the ideas you have in your head, and share them with others. In order to do so you may choose to use mock-ups, sketches, computer visualizations or pictures. In the early idea phase I recommend using nature as a common reference to describe the nature of the light that you recommend. Once you have got the idea, the feeling of the light, then you choose the light source, and the fixture, and then you move on to positioning the fixtures accordingly, in respect of the architecture. Lighting design takes a lot of practice, and this e-learning section only gives you inspiration and some basic tools in order to get you started. Please feel free to contact FLA at any time in order to discuss lighting design. |
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Multimedia learning sessionsStart one of our multimedia sessions below to learn more. The content may launch in a separate window.
Eye and Vision
The eyes are not only the window to the mind, we also get 83% of our sensory input through our vision. Knowing vision is essential in lighting design. › Eye and Vision
See the World
See the world in a new light is meant to be a thought provoking presentation that should inspire you and make you question todays lightingdesign. › See the World
Play with the Light
Many of us have been taught not to play with the light. But how can we learn without playing? We have taken the consequence and launched a new version of our Lighting Concept Tool. Check out how easy it is! Please be patient - it takes a while to load › Play with the Light
Fagerhult Lighting Concept Tool
To play with the light is good fun! Try out the three tools - here and now! › Launch Fagerhult LCT |
DocumentsDownload and print these documents for use at work and on the commute. None available at the moment - Suggest documents for Lighting Design |