Linear systems
Continuous or rhythmically placed light to follow a grid, ceiling or route through the space.
Recessed · Surface · Suspended
Lighting for spaces open to the public
Retail, hotels, transport and healthcare. Lighting solutions designed around your project.
Retail
Concept visualisationShops, stores and showrooms: combine linear lighting, accent lighting and furniture integration around the needs of each project.
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- Window display
- Help passers-by understand the display and find the entrance, keeping attention on the products.
- Display
- Balance general light and accents around the products, finishes and materials of the space.
- Customer journey
- Make routes legible and connect discovery, advice and circulation areas across the store.
Hotels
Concept visualisationFrom reception to circulation and shared spaces: consider lighting continuity alongside materials and the way each area is used.
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- Reception
- Create a welcoming light that helps visitors find the desk and key information points.
- Shared spaces
- Support shared activities while respecting the identity of the materials and interior scheme.
- Circulation
- Keep cues continuous between reception, rooms and services, in line with the plan of the building.
Transport
Concept visualisationAirports and metro stations: consider waiting areas and circulation routes alongside operational needs, maintenance and the project specification.
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- Airports
- Structure halls, waiting areas and routes alongside operations and the project specification.
- Metro
- Make platforms, access points and circulation routes easier to read within their operational context.
Healthcare
Concept visualisationHospitals and healthcare facilities: consider reception, waiting and circulation areas. Requirements for clinical spaces must be defined for each project.
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- Reception
- Provide clear cues on arrival and distinguish welcome areas within a shared environment.
- Waiting
- Create a calm atmosphere with clear visual cues, adjusted to the uses and organisation of the project.
- Circulation
- Support movement and changes of direction. Clinical spaces require a dedicated project specification.
Retail
Light that supports every space
In a retail space, light is first encountered through the window, then guides attention between products, materials and areas for advice.
From the shop window to every stage of the customer journey
The window should attract attention without separating the entrance from the rest of the space. Inside, light links displays, materials and advice areas to organise discovery and support the journey.
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The solutions
Lighting solutions that fit your space
The choice of lighting system depends on the architecture, intended uses and the project’s integration constraints.
Tracks and spotlights
Spotlights to position and aim for displays, counters or points of interest.
Tracks · Track spotlights
Profiles and LED strips
Profiles and LED strips integrated into furniture, architectural details or finishing lines.
Furniture · Architectural details
Hotels
Welcoming, guiding, slowing down
A hotel links thresholds, circulation routes and places to stay. Light supports that transition by connecting the welcome area to calmer shared atmospheres.
From arrival to shared spaces
The reception should provide a clear reference on arrival. Corridors and lounges continue that gesture with different levels of attention, connecting orientation, pause and shared uses.
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The criteria
What to consider before choosing.
These prompts help frame the right questions. A solution’s actual suitability depends on the context, plans and project specification.
Glare and comfort
Consider viewing angles, reflective surfaces and waiting or working situations to support a comfortable environment.
Colour rendering
Relate the lighting choice to materials, displayed products and the way each space is expected to be perceived.
Colour temperature
Define an atmosphere that fits the uses and neighbouring spaces without isolating each area from the wider route.
Integration and maintenance
Consider installation, access, replacement and operating conditions from the first stages of the study.
Transport
Making movement legible
Airport, metro or station: transport spaces need to be understood quickly. Light structures waiting areas, platforms and routes within an operating environment.
From waiting to circulation
Waiting areas need calm references before movement resumes. Platforms, access points and corridors then require continuous reading, adapted to passenger flows and operating constraints.
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Healthcare
Clear orientation, a calmer wait
In a healthcare setting, public spaces need clear references and a measured atmosphere. Lighting supports waiting, arrival and circulation outside treatment areas.
From arrival to waiting
Reception and waiting areas need simple references within a shared environment. Circulation routes extend that everyday comfort, while clinical spaces remain subject to their own project specification.
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Your project
From the first plan to the right questions.
Architects, specifiers, contractors and project owners: gather the information that will help you discuss your project with Tualuce.
Explore solutions and contact TualuceThe context
The sector, the spaces involved and their intended uses.
The space
Plans, dimensions, materials and opportunities for integration.
The constraints
The schedule, operating conditions and technical requirements to explore.
Technical support for your project.
Use the available plans and project information to discuss solution families, integration and the documents needed for the lighting study.
- Lighting advice
- Lighting studies
- Technical support
FAQ
The project’s first questions.
What documents should we prepare for a first discussion?
A plan, useful sections or heights, uses by area, proposed materials and the schedule provide a practical basis for framing the discussion.
What changes between a new-build project and a refurbishment?
For a new build, start with the plans and project specification. For a refurbishment, also review the existing conditions, available heights, power supplies and maintenance conditions. These points help clarify the options alongside the plans.
How should general and accent lighting be combined?
General lighting establishes an overall reading; accents draw attention to an area or object. Their balance depends on uses, volumes and materials.
When should we choose a linear solution over track lighting?
Linear lighting follows a grid or route; track lighting organises adjustable accents. The choice depends on architecture, flexibility and maintenance.
Do hospitals and transport projects have specific requirements?
Yes. Operations, maintenance, safety and specification constraints must be reviewed with the project; clinical spaces require a dedicated project specification.
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