Cheongdam Ville Polaris
June. 2007, Cheongdamdong, Gangnamgu, Seoul, Korea
June. 2007, Cheongdamdong, Gangnamgu, Seoul, Korea
The lighting design of Cheongdam Ville Polaris is characterized by the harmony between organically flowing indirect lighting along the ceiling lines
and precisely arranged downlights.
Long, recessed indirect lighting lines following the bends and curves of the living room and hallway ceilings minimize glare by concealing the light source,
creating a soft and subtle diffusion of light throughout the space.
Furthermore, downlights evenly distributed across the ceiling lines blend with the pristine white minimalist interior to reduce shadows
and provide a visual sense of expansion that makes the space appear larger and brighter.
Along with these, uniquely designed pendant lights placed in areas such as the dining space establish visual focal points,
while the interplay of light with artworks and furniture completes a sensational, gallery-like mood.