A home for a family of six

See the energizing play of light, form and colour!

The house in Stara Kuźnia near Opole, designed by architects from the Fabryk-Art studio, is an interior designed on the principle of contrast. A subtle play of grey and beige shades is intertwined with bold colour accents, adding visual energy to the space. The whole is complemented by precisely selected lighting, which, thanks to its minimalist form, fits perfectly into the modern character of the arrangement. Check out what fixtures the architects chose to achieve this effect!

Choose consistent and comfortable lighting

A home is a special place where the well-being of its inhabitants is the most important thing. High-quality materials, subdued colours and properly adjusted lighting make it a space that flexibly adapts to daily needs. The general lighting in the kitchen, living room and passageways was provided by luminaires from the RAFTER points, which, thanks to deeply embedded diodes, provide the highest visual comfort. In the version on a track, they allow you to easily direct the light in any direction, e.g. by highlighting your favourite wallpaper. In turn, safety and ease of movement on the stairs were provided by luminaires from the SET TRU, which are also an interesting wall decoration.

Reach for precise task lighting

Some rooms require precise lighting that facilitates various visual tasks. That is why the architects also reached for SET TRU family luminaires in the bathroom, which work perfectly as mirror lighting, making it easier to see every detail during morning toilet or applying make-up. In the bedroom, on the other hand, to make evening reading more pleasant, PET micro R luminaires were used. The slim reflector allows you to direct the light to the next pages of the book, treating the reader's eyesight with the utmost care.

Photo: Mikołaj Dąbrowski
Design: Fabryk-art. Agata i Maciej Ferenc