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  • Hear interior design company Kinnarps thoughts on how the office might be redefined post-pandemic.

    Redefining the workplace - a visionary outlook on the office from Kinnarps

    Interior design company Kinnarps originated as a family owned business (and still is to this day) from the country side - and is now a synonym internationally for ergonomics and quality. We have met with Henrik Axell, Workplace strategist, and Johanna Walden, Brand and concept marketing manager, to hear their thoughts on how we can redefine the workplace post-pandemic.

  • The European standard for lighting in indoor workplaces, EN 12464-1, has been revised. Here are the news.

    Keep up with standards

    This autumn 2021 a revised version of EN 12464-1 is published, which sets requirements for Lighting of indoor work places. We met with Tommy Govén, Senior Designer and Adviser in Light and Lighting, and Klas Rejgård, Standard Specialist at Fagerhult, to learn more.

  • Post-pandemic, many companies has re-evaluated what the purpose of the physical office is. Here are some examples of why we still need the workplace.

    What is the purpose of the office?

    Our flexible and digital way of working during the past year has changed the way we perceive what can pass as a work space. But, post-pandemic, what is really the purpose of a physical office space? We need a place where we can collaborate, have a good working environment - and come home from, and separate work and free time.

  • Experiencing a brand is more than just the logo. It is the smell, the sound and the light as well. (Photo: Alexander Ruas)

    Feel the brand

    Why is it that we expect a certain type of music in a jeans shop? And how is it that we notice instantly when the music might be “wrong”? We perceive our environment with all our senses, and the sensory stimuli triggers feelings within us. But does the sensory impressions influence my will to shop?

  • Living with dementia can be confusing and emotionally turbulent. But light therapy can help balance some of the symptoms. (Photo: Ola Ericson)

    Agitated, anxious and alone - living with Dementia

    For many people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) life can be confusing and emotionally turbulent. But light therapy can help balance some of the symptoms.

  • Light can ease the every day life for people suffering from demensia. (Photo: Sofia Sabel)

    Setting the biological clock - with light

    Even though we consider ourselves modern people, our brains are really not that up to date. We are still biological creatures, affected by the shifts in nature - something that is very apparent in the Health and Care sector.
    Apart from its central role in vision itself, light is important for many physiological and psychological processes for us humans. It can improve concentration, affect our

  • Dr Shelley James at Age of Light Innovations Group (Photo: Marcus Ahmad).

    Lighting first aid for the TikTok-generation

    When lighting expert Shelley James realized how lockdown affects the wellbeing of kids and teenagers, she was shocked. Now she is joining forces with Fagerhult to improve the light health of the TikTok-generation.

  • Physical problems, pain and posture - effects of working from home during Covid 19.

    Effects of working from home during Covid -19

    More people are working from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic. While avoiding the office and staying socially distant is crucial to stopping the spread of the virus, working from home can bring about other health concerns. Here are some risks to take into account – but also examples of how you can find variation at your home office desk.

  • Double Dynamic Lighting (DDL) is a lighting design concept for dynamic indoor lighting.

    ​Double Dynamic Lighting - combining two worlds

    Double Dynamic Lighting (DDL) is a lighting design concept for dynamic indoor lighting. In short, you adjust the electrical lighting in real time so that it complements daylight. This is to be able to create more motivating and engaging environments and increase well-being in indoor spaces. Meet professor Ellen Kathrine Hansen, one of the forces behind it.