By 2026, LEDs have become as commonplace as drywall. Premium interiors demand new solutions. Next-generation Solid-State Lighting 2.0, based on laser diodes, offers unprecedented spectral precision, compactness, and energy efficiency. We examine why laser light is not 'dangerous' but 'crystal clear' and how it enables lighting scenarios that were physically impossible just three years ago.
Laser Diodes: Light as Pure Energy
Unlike LEDs, laser light sources (LDs) create a coherent beam that can be transmitted through ultra-thin fiber optic strands without loss of brightness. This allows us to move the light sources themselves to technical rooms, leaving only elegant glowing tips or flexible light guides woven into the texture of the walls in the lobby interior. The result is pure, flicker-free light with a color rendering index (CRI) of 99+, making finishing materials—stone, wood, metal—truly deep and alive.
Projection Architecture: Walls of Light
Dynamic transformation of space
SSL 2.0 technology allows the reception desk surface or the walls themselves to be used as ultra-high-definition projection screens. We implement micro-laser projectors that can change the lobby's visual appearance in milliseconds. In the morning, your hall can look like a sun-drenched birch grove, while in the evening it transforms into a sleek futuristic lounge. The light remains directed: it does not blind the guest and does not create parasitic glares on gadget screens.
