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The Art of Brutalist Lighting: Shadows and Form 💡

Lighting in Brutalist design is about more than just illumination; it's about shaping form and shadow. 🗿 Instead of ornate fixtures, think raw, functional, and sculptural lighting. Industrial pendant lights, simple concrete or metal sconces, and minimalist track lighting are key. The goal is to highlight the monumental surfaces and architectural details of the space. Soft, diffused light can reveal the texture of concrete, while directional spotlights can create dramatic contrasts and emphasize the stark geometric shapes. Save this for creating that perfect Brutalist atmosphere! 🌟 #BrutalistLightingIdeas #ShadowPlayIdeas #ArchitecturalLightingIdeas #IndustrialLightingIdeas #MinimalistLightingIdeas #BrutalistDesign #LightingInspo #InteriorDesign #HomeLighting #SculpturalLighting
Oct 24
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