The pendant luminaires LT1b in the nave and LT1a in the gallery structure the lighting in Burgkirche Dreieichenhain with a clear and understated presence. Their slender cylindrical forms in light bronze integrate seamlessly into the historic architecture, creating a calm and balanced atmosphere through a combination of direct and indirect light.
In the nave, the two-part LT1b luminaires, emitting light both upwards and downwards, emphasise the verticality of the space, while the more compact LT1a on the gallery provide precise lighting accents. Both types are DALI-controllable, allowing for differentiated lighting scenes to suit various uses.
Beneath the gallery, the pews are evenly illuminated by CURLING Ceiling M. The result is a coherent interplay of directed and ambient lighting – a restrained lighting solution that respects the architecture while enhancing its clarity.