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Linear lighting: CASACOR architect shows how to use it in projects

Linear lighting is a creative and highly functional way of using LED wires embedded in carpentry.

By Yeska Coelho

Updated at Nov 18, 2022, 3:51 PM - Submitted at Nov 21, 2022, 2:00 PM

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Connection Studio. Barbara Jalles. CASACOR São Paulo 2019

Connection Studio. Barbara Jalles. CASACOR São Paulo 2019(Rafael Renzo/)

forro de madeira iluminação barbara jalles casacor sao paulo 2019 Lighting is super important for any interior design project: only with it is it possible to enhance spaces, give focus to certain areas, and ensure all the necessary practicality . And one of the trends that is increasingly gaining popularity in lighting projects is linear lighting .
Correspondent's Room. Roberta Nicolau - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018
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Sabrina Salles, an architect who participated in CASACOR São Paulo in 2022, and Sérgio de Albanesi, CEO of Sergon Elétrica e Iluminação, say that linear lighting is capable of bringing a very surprising contemporary touch. "It is a contemporary lighting that plays an important role but discreet in decoration ”, says Sérgio.
Linear lighting, Sabrina Salles, lighting
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A clever way to use linear lighting is to embed it in the carpentry . “This is a cleaner way to use this lighting. When it’s off, it doesn’t stand out and has a diffuse light that illuminates well,” reveals Sabrina. The architect also warns: in environments where you want to create a focal point for light, it may not be a good idea to invest in linear lighting. “If you don’t want to emphasize the effect of the light, opt for indirect lighting built into the cove,” she explains. Linear House - Renato Ferrari. CC RS 2019 It is also important to think about which environments will receive this lighting. In more cozy places, Sérgio says that warm white — or neutral white/warm light — is an alternative. In offices, which value concentration, it is best to bet on a white lighting even.