Luce

Light

The room’s relationship with the hour.

Light supports vision, mood and the body clock. Its direction, timing and glare matter as much as brightness.

Understand

Daylight and electric light change across the day. More light is not always better; contrast and unwanted brightness create fatigue.

Observe when glare appears and where work happens. Illuminance, color rendering and flicker data add useful precision.

Use daylight first, control glare, layer ambient and task light, then dim intensity toward evening.

Only after the condition is clear: Task lighting, Dimming controls, Glare shades, Circadian lighting.

What you may notice

Easier reading, fewer reflections and an evening environment that feels quieter.

What technology cannot promise

Adjustable color temperature cannot compensate for poor placement or excessive glare.

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