An internal windowless room lit as though by natural daylight

Windowless Interior Rooms

The room in the middle of the plan.

Internal rooms, ensuites and stairwells — spaces the floorplan itself puts out of daylight's reach.

The Problem

Some rooms were never going to get a window, no matter how the plan changed.

An internal bathroom, a stairwell, a windowless study wedged into the middle of a deep floorplan — these aren't oversights, they're the practical result of how a building has to be laid out. Standard lighting makes them usable. It doesn't make them feel like anywhere you'd want to spend time.

Close detail of a ceiling-recessed artificial daylight fitting in an internal room

The Solution

Genuine daylight spectrum, with no dependency on the floorplan at all.

Because the technology doesn't need a route to the outside — no roof access, no external wall — it applies exactly as well to a windowless ensuite as it does to a full room, regardless of where in the building it sits.

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