The Mission of Lighting Design in West Lake Museum
West Lake is a dazzling pearl of Hangzhou, carrying the integrated beauty of thousands of years of history, culture and natural scenery. The West Lake Museum, as an important venue for displaying the charm and connotations of West Lake, its lighting design shoulders a unique mission. It is to create a unique, comfortable and attractive visiting experience for visitors. Through reasonable lighting layout and effect design, it guides the line of sight of visitors, enhances the display effect of exhibits, so that they can better understand and appreciate the natural and humanistic beauty of West Lake.
VIPL Spotlights: Outlining the Beauty of the Building
VIPL spotlights are installed along the contour line of the museum building, mainly with warm white light, which can clearly outline the shape of the building, show its unique architectural style, and at the same time highlight the lines and textures of the building, making the building more three – dimensional and hierarchical at night. For example, at the columns and eaves of the building, the wall – washing light of M9 spotlights can create an effect of interlacing light and shadow, enhancing the artistic sense of the building.
VIPL Mingtu LED Downlights: Lighting up Key Areas of the Building
Chaoxiang Mingtu LED downlights: They are arranged on the ground around the building or hidden in the landscape, used to illuminate the key parts of the building, such as the main entrance, iconic decorations, etc. The floodlights can choose different beam angles and color temperatures to create a bright, solemn or warm atmosphere as needed. During important festivals or events, by adjusting the color and light – shadow effects of the floodlights, add a festive atmosphere to the building.
VIPL Track Spotlights: Precisely Lighting up the Exhibits
VIPL track spotlights: Install a track system on the ceiling of the exhibition hall, and the track spotlights can flexibly adjust the position and angle. For precious cultural relics and exhibits, such as ancient calligraphy and paintings, ceramics, etc., use track spotlights to provide accent lighting, highlighting the details, colors and textures of the exhibits. Its light source with high color rendering index can truly restore the original appearance of the exhibits, allowing visitors to appreciate the subtleties of the cultural relics.
The Ingenious Lighting Combination in Display Cabinets
Illumination inside the display cabinet: Combine LED light strips and miniature spotlights. The LED light strips are hidden at the edge of the display cabinet, used to illuminate the background inside the display cabinet and create an overall atmosphere. You can choose a color temperature that matches the theme of the exhibits. For example, warm yellow light is used to display ancient cultural relics, creating a sense of historical heaviness. The miniature spotlights are used for local close – up illumination of the exhibits, such as illuminating the patterns and carvings of the cultural relics, so that visitors can appreciate the subtleties of the exhibits up close.
