In the rapidly evolving realms of architecture and interior design, lighting has emerged as a frontier of innovation, transforming not just how we see spaces but how we experience them. Today's lighting design goes beyond mere illumination—it integrates technology, art, and human biology to create environments that are dynamic, sustainable, and responsive to our needs.

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Lighting that Adapts to Our Biological Rhythms

One of the most groundbreaking developments in lighting is the advent of circadian lighting systems. These systems adjust color temperature and brightness throughout the day to mimic natural sunlight patterns, supporting our internal clocks.

"Light profoundly affects our circadian rhythms," explains Dr. Emily Hart, a neuroscientist specializing in chronobiology. "By aligning indoor lighting with natural cycles, we can improve sleep quality, mood, and overall health."

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