Lighting journal
Twelve practical design guides connect each beam shape with concealed LED light, room planning and the corresponding technical profile.
12 profile guides
Every article uses the matching room rendering and links directly to the same model’s LED page, standard profile and technical information.
IB-02 combines a broad, composed beam face with layered edges that remain legible in daylight. Add a carefully concealed LED source and the same profile becomes a quiet ambient-lighting feature after dark.
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IB-03 keeps the grid visually light, making it a useful choice when the room needs architectural rhythm without a heavy ceiling treatment.
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IB-04 uses stepped detail to create depth in daylight and a controlled hierarchy of shadow after dark.
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IB-07 brings a disciplined linear character to the ceiling and becomes especially graphic when its hidden light is carried cleanly through each crossing.
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IB-09 has enough scale and modelling to hold its presence in tall rooms, even when the ambient LED layer is dimmed low.
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IB-10 combines decorative modelling with indirect light for rooms that need architectural richness without relying on a single central fixture.
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IB-11 gives large interiors a confident grid and enough depth to carry a generous reflected-light effect.
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IB-15 is an expressive profile whose layered form can remain crisp while concealed light adds depth to the ceiling plane.
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IN-16 uses a purposeful inset to bring a subtle linear emphasis to contemporary grids and lighting schemes.
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IN-022 reduces ornament so the grid proportion and the reflected light can do most of the visual work.
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IN-038 emphasizes angles and intersections, making accurate alignment especially important in an illuminated grid.
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IN-039 combines a disciplined outline with deeper modelling, giving indirect LED light enough room to create a dramatic but controlled ceiling wash.
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