When creating an effective lighting scheme for a museum or gallery, you must create the ideal environment for the display of artifacts, protect the exhibits, provide a visually comfortable experience for visitors, and deliver improved performance as well as energy and cost savings. Public Points has a long and illustrious history in museum and gallery lighting.

Lighting Mastery for Museums & Galleries

Museums and galleries are sanctuaries of human creativity, history, and culture. Public Points understands the sanctity and uniqueness of these spaces. Our lighting solutions are meticulously crafted to enhance the visitor's experience while preserving the integrity of displayed masterpieces.

Application Areas for Museums & Galleries

1. Exhibition Halls

• Directional Spotlights: Focus attention on significant artworks or exhibits, allowing details to shine.
• Ambient Lighting: Ensure comfortable light levels for visitors while maintaining the ambiance.

2. Sculpture & Installations

• Diffused Uplighting: Bring sculptures to life by casting dramatic shadows and emphasizing textures.
• RGB Color Options: Play with colors to enhance the visual drama of specific installations.

3. Protective Display Cases

• UV-Free Illumination: Ensure delicate artifacts and artworks are safe from harmful UV radiation.
• Gentle Accent Lights: Highlight the importance of items without overpowering them.

4. Interactive Exhibits

• Smart Panels & Controls: Allow visitors to interact with the lighting, understanding artworks in various settings or times of day.
• Sensor-Activated Lighting: Ensure exhibits come to life when approached, offering a dynamic visitor experience.

5. Outdoor Exhibits & Sculpture Gardens

• Weatherproof Spotlights: Illuminate large sculptures or installations without worrying about environmental factors.
• Pathway & Step Lights: Safeguard visitors while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of outdoor spaces.

6. Temporary & Traveling Exhibits

• Modular Lighting Systems: Easy to install and dismantle, ensuring versatility for changing exhibits.
• Battery-Powered Options: For locations where electrical access may be limited.