Lighting Design Stripped of Excess | One Authentic Light for a Minimalist Lifestyle
The "Solid Brass Mjuk" Free from Visual Noise
In minimalist interiors, the visual noise caused by "unnecessary ornamentation" and "cheap-looking materials" is something to avoid above all else. CTSH lighting makes the texture and material of solid brass the star. The simple form, stripped of unnecessary contours, blends into the background when placed in a space while maintaining a distinct presence. It is not an assertion of "objecthood," but of "quality."
From "One Light per Room" to "One Quality per Room"
Ditch the ceiling light that illuminates the room evenly, and place a light only where you want it.
• One Splurge: Rather than placing many inexpensive lights, place just one "authentic" piece that has been meticulously crafted down to the last detail.
• Enjoying Shadows: The "quiet shadows" created in a space that is not overly bright bring depth and tranquility to minimalist interiors.
Key Points!
Sustainability Through Aging: Rather than replacing it when you get tired of it, use it for a lifetime. The process by which brass gains depth over the years embodies the minimalist spirit of continuing to cherish and use a single object.
Harmony of Straight Lines and Curves: Iconic "circle, square, hexagon, and triangle" motifs. These geometric lines, which also exist in the natural world, are free of excess yet somehow organic, bringing a pleasant variation to the space.
Please enjoy the aging of the brass and the appeal of minimalist design.
