You can choose the perfect light fixture—but place it incorrectly, and the result can still feel wrong. In architectural lighting, where a light is positioned is just as important as the light itself. Placement determines how evenly a space is illuminated, where shadows fall, what gets highlighted and how comfortable the light feels. 1. Distance From the Wall Changes Everything Place a downlight too close to a wall and you may create harsh, concentrated patches. Move it too f

Two lights can have the same wattage and still make a space look completely different. That’s because great lighting isn’t just about brightness. CRI, Kelvin and Beam Angle determine how colours appear, how a space feels and where the light falls. CRI: How True Do Colours Look? CRI (Colour Rendering Index) indicates how accurately a light source reveals colours compared with a reference light source. A higher CRI helps materials, finishes, artwork and fabrics appear more natu

When choosing a light, wattage, beam angle and colour temperature often get most of the attention. But there’s another specification that matters just as much—especially in bathrooms, balconies, façades, landscapes and other exposed spaces: the IP Rating. At TRUE, choosing the right light isn’t only about how beautifully it illuminates a space. It’s also about making sure the fixture is designed to perform reliably in the environment it is placed in. What is an IP Rating? IP