Here are a few instances in which LED technology is used in furniture:
Integrated Lighting:
- Shelving & Cabinets: LED strips can be installed under or inside shelves and cabinets to highlight displayed items or provide functional task lighting.
- Wardrobes & Closets: LEDs can be used to light up the interior of wardrobes and closets for better visibility.
- Headboards & Bed Frames: Soft LED backlighting can be built into the headboards for reading or ambient light.
Glowing Furniture:
- Tables & Chairs: Some modern furniture includes LED lighting to create a glowing effect, which can be used in nightclubs, bars, or contemporary home decor.
Interactive Surfaces:
- Coffee Tables & Desks: Furniture pieces can feature interactive LED surfaces that respond to touch or objects placed on them, often used in high-tech or gaming setups.
Outdoor Furniture:
- Garden Furniture & Landscape: Exterior furniture may use solar-powered LED lights to illuminate pathways or seating areas in the garden.
In terms of materials, furniture that incorporates LED lighting is often designed with materials that complement or enhance the lighting effect. These materials can include:
- Translucent Materials: Acrylic, glass, or frosted polycarbonate that allow for light diffusion.
- Reflective Surfaces: Mirrored or high-gloss finishes that can amplify the light effect.
- Metal Components: Aluminum profile can be used for constructing structural parts where LED strip lights can be easily installed and concealed.
Nicole
Globus Manager
