Our partner Pointner created a sanctuary for men in Landshut for the hairdresser Andy Möller, combining past traditions with state-of-the-art technology of today and tomorrow. The interior design plays an essential role. Classical elements and natural materials are skilfully mixed to create an oasis of wellbeing. Dark green walls, rustic wood and barber's chairs of robust black leather are reminiscent of the good old tradition and yet are entirely up to date. Occhio was chosen for appropriate lighting. Timeless Sento verticale set the scene with the typical Occhio beams of light. The Più and lui ceiling spotlights provide enough light for working in the room; the combination of black and gold selected gives the furnishings additional elegance. The io sospeso suspended luminaires over the reception desk round off the lighting concept perfectly.

Year of implementation: 2016
Building owner: Andy Möller
Architecture: Occhio Partner: Pointner, Landshut
Light planning: Occhio projects / Lea Schniepp
Area: ca. 100 m2
Luminaires and spotlights: Sento verticale, Più alto, lui pico Zoom, Più RS terra, io sospeso
Photography: Robert Sprang, Munich

What do an Italian restaurateur, a designer and an actor have in common? Combining their individual expertise and high standards for quality, Fabio Spagna, Gregor A. Myszor and Elyas M’Barek have created a bar/restaurant concept with an international approach. Located in the Hacken district of Munich, Paisano features an ambiance like those typically found in New York, London or Istanbul, and offers the right atmosphere for any time of day. Its interior design of dark tones, velvet and marble exudes sophisticated charm, whether the staff is serving afternoon coffee or evening drinks. The boomerang-shaped bar with its marble counter forms the communications hub at the heart of the restaurant. Table luminaires radiate an intimate atmosphere and warm light. The Occhio lui spotlights provide an especially harmonious complement in their elegant black and gold color combination. Installed in the window area, they bathe the dark wood paneling in a golden light and emphasize the bar's metropolitan flair. Sento verticale also bring life to the dark walls, illuminating them in a black to deep blue glimmer. These characteristic beams of light alone provide outstanding decoration for the walls.

Year of realisation: 2015
Lighting: Sento verticale, lui pico
Photography: Robert Sprang, Munich
Exterior photography: Phil Pham, Munich

Peace, woods and water – this home at Lake Starnberg radiates endless seclusion. The unobtrusive building is perfectly embedded in the environment and ensures the harmonious interplay of architecture and nature. All living areas have large lake-facing windows enabling open views of the still landscape. The interior of this timeless villa is most impressive thanks to open rooms and flowing transitions between the individual furniture islands. Light sliding doors made of wood underline this impression. Occhio spotlights offer the perfect light source for each area of application. Più recessed and surface-mounted spotlights ensure an optimal basic level of light throughout the house. The spotlights can be independently switched to create different lighting scenarios and atmospheres. Più sospeso suspended spotlights provide spotlighting over the dining table and kitchen island, and create a continuous line from one room to the next. »next generation« LEDs in warm light colors ensure excellent quality of light with high efficiency. [br] Year of realisation: 2013 Client: private Architecture: Architekturbüro Gerhard Günther, Munich Lighting design: Lichtgalerie, Munich / Uta Lehbach Area (UF): 250 m² Lighting: Più piano, Più alto, Più sospeso, Sento faro, verticale Photography: Robert Sprang, Munich

Sustainable thanks to core renovation – and LED lighting solution. Since 1911 the Hotel Schiff has been one of the top hotels in the spa Langenargen on the banks of Lake Constance, situated between the historic harbour and Montfort Castle, the landmark of the community. In the course of the core renovation of the hotel in 2012/2013 numerous changes were made to the original building to create a more open and elegant atmosphere. Throughout the hotel from reception and restaurant, via stairwells and corridors, to wellness area and guest rooms the Sento lighting system in LED was used to combine maximum cost-effectiveness with consistent esthetics.

Year of realisation: 2013
Client: Hotel Litz GmbH, Langenargen
Architecture and lighting design: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Martin Bruhns, freelance architect, Stuttgart
Area (UF): 1.800 m²
Lighting: Sento LED verticale
Photography: Robert Sprang, Munich

Sustainable thanks to core renovation – and LED lighting solution. Since 1911 the Hotel Schiff has been one of the top hotels in the spa Langenargen on the banks of Lake Constance, situated between the historic harbour and Montfort Castle, the landmark of the community. In the course of the core renovation of the hotel in 2012/2013 numerous changes were made to the original building to create a more open and elegant atmosphere. Throughout the hotel from reception and restaurant, via stairwells and corridors, to wellness area and guest rooms the Sento lighting system in LED was used to combine maximum cost-effectiveness with consistent esthetics.

Year of realisation: 2013
Client: Hotel Litz GmbH, Langenargen
Architecture and lighting design: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Martin Bruhns, freelance architect, Stuttgart
Area (UF): 1.800 m²
Lighting: Sento LED verticale
Photography: Robert Sprang, Munich