LIGHT TO PEOPLE

Indoor climate



THE IMPORTANCE OF LIGHTING FOR THE INDOOR CLIMATE

With the increasing focus on workplace health and productivity, companies’ lighting choices have become more important than ever. For many companies, good lighting in the office environment is not just a question of aesthetics – it’s about employee well-being, productivity and the general indoor climate. In this article, you can read about how the right LED lighting can improve the indoor climate and how you can choose the most energy-efficient solution for your commercial building.

Circadian rhythm light



Improves Health and Indoor Climate in Nursing Homes and Hospitals

When it comes to health and well-being in nursing homes and hospitals, lighting plays a surprisingly important role. This is where circadian lighting and LED lighting can make a significant difference. For residents with dementia and patients in hospitals, lighting that supports the natural circadian rhythm can help improve sleep, reduce stress and create a more comfortable environment.

Artificial light influence



Artificial Light and Its Impact on Health and the Working Environment

In modern society, we spend the majority of our time indoors, surrounded by artificial light. While this light makes our workplaces and homes functional 24/7, it also has a significant impact on our health, well-being and productivity. For companies looking to create optimal working environments, it is therefore important to understand how artificial light, especially LED lighting, can be improved to support employee well-being.

The impact of artificial light in nature

Light Pollution and Its Impact on Biodiversity

Light pollution is a growing challenge in our modern world, where artificial light extends far beyond urban boundaries. While artificial light has improved our quality of life, it also has a significant and often overlooked impact on the environment and biodiversity. From disruptions to the natural behavior of animal species to changes to ecosystems, light pollution has consequences that go far beyond the visual.

In this blog post, we take a closer look at how light pollution affects biodiversity, and how institutions and companies that work with lighting can help reduce the problem.