Sedus Showroom

Designing functional workplaces

Cadorago, Como, Italy

Продукция

Приложение

Indoor

Расположение

Cadorago, Como, Italy

Lighting designer

Light+Arch Consultancy, Milano

Products

Tour_PD, Tour_PI, Oxygen_P, Poe_P1, Warp_R, Optus_T

Sedus Showroom

Sedus, the leading German office furniture group, offers complete solutions for workspaces: reception, executive offices and open spaces.

It creates complete rooms and spaces in line with modern working concepts and the design and customised requirements of its customers. The showroom in Cadorago is the showcase that welcomes and highlights to the Italian public the innovation, technology and aesthetics of the office of the future made in Germany.

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An indoor lighting project with a high scenic profile. In direct dialogue with Sedus' signature spaces, Linea Light Group's work highlighted the colour palette of the products as well as the integrated natural greenery. The ultimate goal was to complement and enhance the quality of the previously installed general lighting.

A large multi-functional space, accompanied by as many lighting solutions. The large (up to 250 cm) Tour pendants create a first layer on two levels, highlighting the company's workstations and products. In the informal areas, above the tables, Poe pendants with special drivers were lowered to reduce glare. Optus, a high colour rendering projector, best describes the nuances of the materials used on the large material wall that becomes the contrasting backdrop for the entire showroom. The meeting room integrates a bi-emission general light, obtained with the Oxygen pendant lights, with a black finish. Balancing this, a perimeter light gives personality to the whole area thanks to the 6W Warp micro recessed fittings.

Light flows, optics and colour are the result of design choices proposed and packaged thanks to a meticulous integration of natural light and artificial lighting design.

There are no home automation controls, automations or dimmings managed with a light sensor, as they are not necessary. The best colour temperature for the use of the environment was found to be 3000K, depending on the performance of the products/materials to be illuminated.