Fürstenberg, Germany.
reference project
Museum Schloss Fürstenberg.
For the special exhibition Der edle Akt. Porzellan und Erotik at Museum Schloss Fürstenberg, Light-IT supports the presentation of porcelain objects as the technical lighting partner.
why it matters
Light that makes small objects legible.
Porcelain needs precision. Too much light flattens the object. Too little light hides form, surface and detail. The task is not to make the technology visible, but to make the object present.
In this context Light-IT is used deliberately with a clearer 4000 K object light. For living spaces, 2700 K remains the warm base.
For porcelain, we deliberately choose LEDs with 97 CRI and a high R9 value. This combination is what makes the difference: it renders fine color nuances, warm undertones, glazes and white gradations precisely, without falsifying the object. It is not a general case of “more light helps more”, but a quality of light that fits this application.
With small, high-quality exhibits, this LED shows very clearly what it was made for: making material, surface and detail visible without becoming dominant itself. The datasheet describes the Décor Series Ultra with typical CRI 97 and a high R9 value for high-quality color rendering.
Special exhibition on porcelain and erotic imagery.
Light-IT supports the lighting of the exhibition objects.
Neutral object light with very high color rendering.
exhibition
Announced as technical lighting partner.
The exhibition material names Light-IT as lighting technology sponsor. That is useful here not as a badge, but as context: the system is used where light has to make small ceramic objects readable.
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application
Designed for rooms where light has to move with the idea.
The exhibition shows why a flexible magnetic system is useful beyond private interiors. Objects change, display situations change, and the right light is often found by adjusting position, direction and distance.
The rail stays visually quiet. The spots can be repositioned and aimed without turning the installation into a construction site.
Precise object light.
Small forms, surfaces and glazes can be shown with controlled shadows instead of flat brightness.
Flexible placement.
Magnetic spots can be moved and re-aimed when the object, furniture or display situation changes.
Quiet integration.
The system stays visually restrained. The object, the room and the material remain in front.
projects
For exhibitions, galleries and planned interiors.
For larger or curated installations we support component selection, feed points, power supply and integration details.
for interiors
For rooms that are being planned.
Light-IT is especially useful in projects with interior designers. We support the lighting path once the room, materials and furniture already have a direction.