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Colourful lamps for vibrant colour contrasts
Trend colours ranging from Happy Colours to earth tones, from bright to pastelColours lift your spirits, especially when combined with light. Trendy lights in bold colours or soft shades transform rooms into emotional worlds of experience: whether matt or glossy, bright or pastel, modern colour schemes add deliberate accents and create a cheerful atmosphere in everyday life. The colour palette ranges from vibrant, expressive tones such as red, green and blue, which give our living spaces new energy, to soft pastel shades and warm earth tones for calm and emotional depth.
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Pantone trend colours
The Pantone colour of the year reflects global trends in design, lifestyle and society. In lighting design, it serves as a source of inspiration for colours, materials and moods that shape rooms emotionally and make current living trends visible.
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Pure lightness
Pantone 2026 - Cloud Dancer
Cloud Dancer stands for lightness, clarity and quiet elegance. As a light colour, the light, cloudy off-white looks particularly harmonious. In combination with warm light, it creates a calm, airy room effect.
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Warm earthing
Pantone 2025 - Mocha Mousse
Mocha Mousse combines natural warmth with modern elegance. In the lighting design, the brown tone creates a cosy, relaxed atmosphere with a grounding character.
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Gentle security
Pantone 2024 - Peach Fuzz
Peach Fuzz has a soft, warm and inviting effect. As a luminaire colour, it supports soft lighting scenarios and creates a harmonious, cosy atmosphere that emotionally charges rooms and conveys a feeling of closeness and lightness.
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Courageous joie de vivre
Pantone 2023 - Viva Magenta
Viva Magenta stands for expressiveness and joie de vivre. Combined with light, they create intense, emotional accents that give rooms energy and depth.
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Creative energy
Pantone 2022 - Very Peri
Very Peri combines blue with a violet undertone and has a creative and inspiring effect. As a luminaire colour, it creates lively lighting moods with a futuristic character.
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Stable confidence
Pantone 2021 - Ultimate Gray & Illuminating
The duo of grey and yellow combines stability and optimism. In the lighting design, grey ensures calm, while yellow as a luminaire colour provides warm, positive impulses.
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Lighting flair in Greenterior chic
Green lights stand for freshness, balance and closeness to nature. In combination with warm light, they have a calming and harmonious effect, while cool light colours set modern, clear accents. From sage green to olive to rich emerald, green unfolds its effect on both matt and glossy surfaces. Ideal for living spaces where the focus is on relaxation and naturalness. Create your own personalised Greenterior temple of well-being.
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Red lights with powerful energy
Red is pure energy - as a luminaire colour, it makes a strong statement and creates emotional depth. Warm light enhances the sensual, cosy effect, while shiny surfaces lend the red additional radiance. From bright coral red to rich tomato red, expressive light accents are created. Perfect for dining areas, lounges or creative zones.
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Lighting ideas in ocean and sky blue
Blue lights look clear, calm and modern. In combination with light, they create a fresh, airy atmosphere that is particularly appreciated in living and working areas. Pastel shades of blue have a gentle and relaxing effect, while strong, oceanic nuances radiate depth and elegance. Matt blue emphasises the modern character, while glossy surfaces create cool highlights.
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Rich chocolate brown with a hygge guarantee
Brown brings warmth, grounding and cosiness to the lighting concept. As a trend colour for lights, it looks particularly elegant in combination with warm white light colour. From light taupe to dark chocolate brown, they create cosy accents with a natural look. Textured or matt surfaces enhance the cosy character - ideal for living rooms and bedrooms.
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Happy vibes with orange
Orange stands for joie de vivre, creativity and positive energy. Lights in orange immediately put you in a good mood and create a warm, inviting lighting atmosphere. Bright colours have an activating effect, while pastel shades appear soft and playful. Glossy surfaces make the colour particularly bright and create real happy colours.
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Passion transported by shades of pink
Pink has long been more than just playful! As a luminaire colour, it has a modern, light and emotional effect. In combination with warm light, soft, flattering light images with a feel-good factor are created. The palette ranges from delicate powder pink to strong pink for different style worlds. Matt surfaces look elegant, while glossy versions set fresh accents. Harmonious must-have: fabric or glass lamps in pink - flooded with warm white light.
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Yellow lights, so bright and radiant
Yellow is the colour of light - and that's exactly what makes yellow lights so special. They enhance the natural brightness and create a friendly, optimistic atmosphere. They give us a sense of optimism, well-being and good humour. Soft yellow tones have a harmonious effect, while strong shades are real eye-catchers. Whether matt or glossy: yellow brings sunny vibes to any room.
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Colourful garden lights for flair in the open air
Outside, colourful garden lights provide playful moments of light and summery joie de vivre. Different colours set specific accents between green areas, on terraces or along paths. Warm light combined with strong colours creates an inviting atmosphere for long evenings outdoors. Weatherproof materials and luminous surfaces turn the garden into a stage for Joyful Living. Tip: As a gift idea, colourful outdoor lamps bring more friends into the everyday lives of the best friends.
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