Brief
The lighting concept called for linear luminaires, but straight fittings could not follow the curved glass wall. The solution needed a continuous line of light connecting the facade’s straight and curved sections.
Hospitality / Restaurant
Jammi
Client: Kulverstukai, UAB
A continuous line of light following the curve of a glass facade.
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Implementation
We selected linear fittings for the straight sections and a flexible light source for the curved glass wall. Luminaire form and light distribution were coordinated to bring the different elements into one composition.
Result
After dark, the glass wall’s curve becomes a defining feature. Light reveals the facade’s contours and fluidity, while a warm glow creates an inviting restaurant atmosphere before a guest steps inside.
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A responsible approach, punctuality, attention to detail and keeping one’s word allowed the entire process to run smoothly and with confidence.
We are delighted not only with the final result, but also with the reliable partnership – after all, a good project is born when everyone involved works towards a common goal.
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