Lighting is a very important factor in interiors, whether it's a private or public space. It creates an atmosphere, ambiance, guides us through the space and highlights details. An interior without adequate lighting cannot "shine" in the right light. Lighting fixtures have long surpassed their primary function. Lighting has been integrated into industrial design and has become the perfect part of furniture, decor, objects... A normal chandelier or table lamp are outdated. Even string lights have become decorative elements. From design, more is expected in every sense. The play of light makes a space more interesting, warm or cold, comfortable and festive. Indirect lighting in the form of LED strips hidden in walls, ceilings or floors visually makes a space higher, larger and above all more interesting and different. Another way to break up a space with lighting and decorate walls are LED frames. These are metal frames with an LED strip behind them and are minimally distant from the walls. They look like picture frames and can often have pictures inserted into them to focus additional attention. As self-standing elements on the wall, they are ideal for highlighting some wall structure or decorative technique. A practical application is on the walls of rooms that do not have daylight, such as corridors, entrance halls. On the market, they can be found as ready-made products. A very interesting form is also a combination of several frames of different proportions combined on a wall or ceiling. A greater possibility of integration into a space is achieved if they are made to the necessary dimensions and in the form or composition that corresponds to, at the time of some interior design. EXAMPLES OF USING LED FRAMES IN SPACE

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