The fascination of reflected light

Contemporary architecture calls out for mo-dern lighting systems that can meet bothaesthetic and functional requirements. Open, lofty interiors place particularly high demandson form and function. Projector-mirror tech-nology offers the optimum solution to thislighting challenge. We can send light into places that are difficultfor us to access, in order to distribute thislight evenly back into the room. Fascination, functionality and efficiency were the themes ofour Miros development. Equally important tous were clear lines, universal adjustability and high system quality.The reflector unit has a very flat design andcan be supplied in various sizes depending on the task. The circular or square design of the mirror means it is easy to fit in any ceilingconstruction. Unwanted glare is prevented bythe multi-spherical surface structure of the mirror.The multifunctional housing enables straight-forward mounting even in awkward positions.
Projector – wall-mounted version MIROS DESIGNCHARLESKELLER “The spatial separation of light source and reflecting surfa-ce opens up new lighting dimensions for architectures.High-ceilinged rooms and largespaces can have focussed lighting – simply fascinating.” Charles Keller, Designer of the MIROSprojector-mirror “satelighting” system.