Brief
Guide guests from arrival to reception, water garden and pool lounge with a relaxed rhythm.
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Hospitality · Spatial concept
Nami Resort Lobby
A tropical arrival pavilion in bamboo, sandstone and bronze, framed by palms and turquoise water.
Scheme overview
From spatial needs to system direction
- Space type
- Hospitality
- Design direction
- Nami Resort Lobby
- Reference scale
- 1,050 m²
- Lighting focus
- N48 suspended bronze · 2700K · CRI 90+ · DALI
- Scheme use
- Early inspiration and product selection
- Configuration
- Adaptable to the actual space
Challenge
Open-air architecture must feel intimate at night without losing its connection to the landscape.
Approach
Bronze suspended tracks layer warm downlight, woven texture accents and low landscape cues.
Result statement
Arrival changes from sunlit pavilion to a warm lantern within the tropical garden.
Spatial views
Six views tell the complete space story.
Suggested product mix
Turn the spatial scheme into a product starting point.
This mix makes the system easy to understand; quantities, optics, CCT and controls are confirmed for the actual space.
| Product / SKU | Role | Zone | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| N48 Suspended Track 1500N48-TR-P15 | Shared lighting infrastructure | Primary ceiling routes | 30 |
| Arc 10 Adjustable SpotN48-SP-A10 | Focal and material accents | Feature surfaces and displays | 48 |
| Line 18 FloodN48-LN-F18 | Ambient lighting layer | Circulation and shared areas | 35 |
| Grid 12 DarklightN48-GR-D12 | Low-glare task light | Task and transition zones | 27 |
Plan a similar space
Use this direction as a starting point, then configure it around real conditions.
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