URBAN 1F
A single head on a slender square column. A clear form for pedestrian routes, cycle paths, parks and waterfront walks, with the optical distribution chosen for the width and geometry of the space.
Explore new lighting ideas for interiors, architecture and outdoor spaces. Discover the form, the application and the options that can be developed around your project.
A suspended square with rounded corners and a clear purpose: light directed onto the space below.
BACA SQ 75 brings an open geometric form into the interior. Its suspended frame defines a focal point above a table or seating area, while the optical elements on its underside provide downward illumination.
The open centre keeps the composition visually light. Rounded corners soften the square outline, while the separated optical elements create a distinct rhythm along the frame.
Consider BACA SQ 75 above meeting tables, dining areas and hospitality seating. Its position, suspension height and relationship to the furniture help shape the overall composition.
The geometric frame becomes part of the interior without filling the entire ceiling plane. Discuss the layout and lighting needs of your space with BRIGHT.
A compact square ceiling luminaire, defined by two distinct groups of recessed optics.
LENTE 2 SQ combines a shallow square body with two optical arrays. Its clean ceiling-mounted form offers an alternative to a conventional single-aperture downlight, with the optical elements becoming part of the design.
The light sources sit within the body, organised in two groups. The square outline and regular optical pattern create a restrained architectural detail that can be used on its own or repeated across a ceiling.
Explore individual placements or a coordinated arrangement in residential, hospitality and commercial interiors. The spacing and selected configuration should follow the lighting needs of the room.
The relationship between the square body and the recessed optics gives LENTE 2 SQ its identity. BRIGHT can help you assess its place in the overall lighting scheme.
A suspended linear profile with a distinctive sequence of individual optical cells.
NOTUS 25 DAISY SP draws a clear line above the interior. Its aluminium body houses a row of individual optical elements, combining the continuity of a linear form with a defined optical pattern.
The DAISY optical cells sit within the profile and direct the light downwards. The suspended arrangement allows the luminaire to relate to the working plane and the proportions of the room.
Use the linear form to organise light above desks, meeting tables, reception counters or shared work areas. The final arrangement and optical configuration are selected in relation to the task and the lighting study.
The slim suspended body follows the geometry of the interior. BRIGHT can help coordinate the luminaire configuration with the layout and lighting control requirements of your project.
A discreet wall-mounted form that uses the upper surfaces of the room to shape the light.
RAVUS WALL 10 S is a compact wall luminaire with an upward-facing light source. Its shallow geometric body leaves the emphasis on the illuminated wall and ceiling, adding an indirect layer to the interior lighting scheme.
The position of the luminaire and the colour and texture of the surrounding surfaces influence the effect of the indirect light. The restrained body integrates into the wall without becoming the dominant element.
A proposal for residential living areas, hotel rooms, corridors and reception spaces. Coordinate its installation height and placement with the architecture and the other lighting layers.
RAVUS WALL 10 S offers a restrained way to introduce indirect lighting into a room. Discuss the desired atmosphere and the characteristics of the surfaces with BRIGHT.
A floor luminaire that turns light upwards and gives the room a distinctive sculptural accent.
REDONO combines a slender stem, a circular base and an open conical head. The upward-facing light source uses the ceiling as part of the lighting composition, while the bold silhouette adds character to the interior.
The cone opens towards the ceiling, expressing the direction of the light through the shape itself. The slender stem balances the wider head and base, creating a freestanding object with a strong identity.
Position REDONO in a living room, lounge, hotel reception or informal meeting area. The height, finish and reflectance of the ceiling influence the way its indirect light is perceived.
REDONO brings together decorative presence and an indirect lighting approach. BRIGHT can help you coordinate it with the furniture, surface finishes and other luminaires in the space.
A recessed downlight with an adjustable optical unit, for light that can be aimed where the space needs it.
RITUS 70 MOB combines a circular ceiling trim with a recessed, adjustable optical unit. Its form stays close to the ceiling while allowing the direction of the light to follow an object, a surface or a focal point.
The light source sits back within the optical unit. Its adjustable orientation helps coordinate the beam with the composition of the interior, while the circular trim maintains a simple ceiling detail.
A proposal for highlighting furniture, displays, artwork or architectural details in residential, retail and hospitality spaces. The selected version and aiming should suit the subject and the installation conditions.
Use RITUS 70 MOB where a recessed appearance needs to be combined with directional adjustment. BRIGHT can assist with the choice of version and its place in the lighting layout.
A small cylindrical spotlight for BRIGHT’s 48 V track system, with an adjustable head for focused accents.
LEGATUS FUSUS is a single-head track spotlight with a compact cylindrical body. The adjustable connection lets the head turn towards the object or surface to be highlighted, while the slender track connection keeps the overall appearance discreet.
The cylindrical aluminium body and adjustable support form a compact accent-lighting tool. As part of the 48 V track system, LEGATUS FUSUS can participate in a coordinated arrangement that follows the interior layout.
Consider LEGATUS FUSUS for display shelves, retail compositions, selected objects and hospitality interiors. The luminaire version, placement and aiming are coordinated with the lighting task.
A discreet track connection and a clearly defined spotlight head keep the composition simple. Ask BRIGHT to help you select the appropriate version and compatible system components.
A cylindrical track spotlight with an adjustable support, designed to give direction to the lighting composition.
FORIS M SSLED combines a cylindrical spotlight body with a track adapter and an adjustable arm. The head can be oriented towards merchandise, surfaces or architectural details, making the direction of the light a deliberate part of the design.
The cylindrical head remains visually distinct from the track connection. Its adjustable support makes it possible to coordinate the light direction with the location of the subject, rather than relying only on the position of the track.
Explore FORIS M SSLED in retail, exhibition, hospitality and residential interiors. Select the version and confirm track compatibility with BRIGHT according to the installation requirements.
Coordinate placement and aiming to bring attention to the right surfaces and objects. BRIGHT can help you develop a consistent lighting arrangement for the space.
From paths and parking areas to building entrances and landscape details. Explore lighting solutions shaped around the use of the space, the direction of the light and the needs of the project.
One architectural family. Multiple ways to shape urban light. Discover 1F, 2F and WALL configurations, with optics and control options selected around the application.
A single head on a slender square column. A clear form for pedestrian routes, cycle paths, parks and waterfront walks, with the optical distribution chosen for the width and geometry of the space.
Two opposite heads create a coordinated solution for spaces with more than one lighting direction. Head arrangement, heights and optics can respond to the relationship between circulation, parking and adjacent pedestrian areas.
The family’s wall-mounted configuration, with a 600 mm projecting body, brings the same architectural identity to building façades and perimeter routes. Installation height, optical distribution and control options are selected for the project.
Type I and selected Type II distributions support elongated routes. The final optic, mounting height and spacing are selected through the lighting study, considering the path geometry and the people who use it.
Wide-area and Type V distributions offer options for open spaces, while other optics can address circulation lanes and perimeter conditions. The solution is developed around the actual layout, rather than a single beam for every application.
WALL extends the family to the façades and perimeter routes of professional buildings. Its 600 mm projecting body is shown here in an elevated wall-mounted installation. Mounting height, spacing and optical distribution are defined through the lighting study, taking circulation areas and nearby windows into account.
With more than 12 optical families, TERES M7 URBAN can be configured for routes, roads, parking and open areas. Correct horizontal installation provides 0% direct upward light output. Amber or very warm light options can be considered for environmentally sensitive locations, as part of the overall lighting design.
From on/off operation to selected DALI-2 / D4i and Zhaga-ready configurations. Specify the driver, control interface and system architecture together, according to the needs of the installation.
With the appropriate sensors and control system, the lighting can follow schedules and zones, increase when pedestrians, cyclists or vehicles are detected, and return to a reduced level when activity passes.
Connected configurations can support remote status, fault information and reporting. Where required, a separate AI sensing layer can add traffic or occupancy data, according to the sensing geometry and the selected platform.
For marinas and seafront projects, an optional marine protection configuration combines enhanced anticorrosion measures and selected components. The exact finish, component specification and supporting salt-spray documentation are agreed for the project configuration.
Indicative power packages: 10, 20, 30 or 40 W per lighting head. Standard colour temperatures: 3000 K or 4000 K, CRI 80; amber options are available by configuration. The final output depends on the LED package, optic, colour temperature and driver. BRIGHT can provide the corresponding technical data and LDT/IES files for the selected version.
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The application images in this TERES M7 URBAN presentation are illustrative visualisations. The final lighting result is determined through the project lighting study.
A compact outdoor spotlight that brings selected elements of the landscape into focus.
CERVA 3 combines a cylindrical head with an adjustable support and compact base. Its directional form allows the light to be aimed towards planting, walls or exterior details as part of a considered landscape lighting scheme.
The adjustable support lets the spotlight follow the subject. Position and aiming are central to the result, helping keep the emphasis on the element being lit and limiting unnecessary spill into the surroundings.
A proposal for planting, entrance areas, exterior walls and selected landscape features. BRIGHT can help select the version and installation arrangement according to the exposure and lighting requirements.
Coordinate the spotlight with the wider landscape design. Its position, aiming and operating schedule should support the way the exterior space is used.
A recessed ground luminaire with an asymmetric optical arrangement, for light directed from the ground towards the architecture.
PURE 80 ASYMMETRIC combines a circular recessed body with optical elements positioned to one side. Its asymmetric arrangement offers a directional approach to lighting vertical surfaces and exterior architectural details.
The optical arrangement directs the light towards the intended surface. The distance from the wall, the orientation of the fitting and the selected version determine the effect, so placement is part of the lighting design.
Explore its use near façades, entrance walls and selected exterior elements. The installation detail, drainage and suitability for the expected loads and site conditions must be coordinated for the specific version.
A recessed luminaire should be considered together with its surroundings. BRIGHT can help coordinate the lighting effect with the installation requirements of your project.
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