Daylit meeting room with a linear pendant above the conference table

Lighting for every workspace

Find the right light for the way each space works.

Open-plan Offices

Consistent, comfortable light across larger desk layouts.

Open workstation rows

Open workstation rows

Rows of workstations share an open space.

Lighting priorities

  • Workstation coverage
  • Screen reflections
  • Clear walkways

Recommended approach

Arrange lamps along desk groups, matching quantity to the work surfaces while keeping chairs and aisles clear.

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Shared Workstations

Balanced task light for adjacent desks and shared work surfaces.

Window-side workstations

Window-side workstations

Window-side desks combine screen work and reading.

Lighting priorities

  • Daylight and task light
  • Adjacent work surfaces
  • Screen reflections

Recommended approach

Position lamps to light reading areas and limit screen reflections for both users.

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Partitioned workstations

Partitioned workstations

Partitioned desks occupy a compact room.

Lighting priorities

  • Partition shadows
  • Desk coverage
  • Chair movement

Recommended approach

Match lamp positions to the number of workstations and the partition, checking coverage and space for chairs.

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Private & Executive Offices

Focused workplace lighting with a calm, uncluttered appearance.

Window-side office

Window-side office

An individual desk sits beside large windows.

Lighting priorities

  • Daylight contrast
  • Task lighting
  • Changing daylight

Recommended approach

Position task lighting beside the desk and choose controls to suit changing daylight.

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Multi-screen workspace

Multi-screen workspace

Multiple screens and paperwork share one work area.

Lighting priorities

  • Reading-area coverage
  • Screen reflections
  • Space beside the desk

Recommended approach

Position lamps for the screens and document area, providing task light while leaving room for visitors and chair movement.

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Office with meeting area

Office with meeting area

A small table and chairs sit beside the main desk.

Lighting priorities

  • Desk task light
  • Light for the adjacent area
  • Balanced brightness

Recommended approach

Combine desk task lighting with ambient light for the meeting area.

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Coworking & Flexible Offices

Adaptable lighting for changing layouts, teams and working patterns.

Work and lounge areas

Work and lounge areas

Workstations and informal seating share an open space.

Lighting priorities

  • Work and lounge zones
  • General and task light
  • Transitions between zones

Recommended approach

Arrange linear general lighting around the activity zones, coordinating it with local task light and neighbouring areas.

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Grouped workstations

Grouped workstations

Several desk groups sit beneath linear ceiling lighting.

Lighting priorities

  • General-light coverage
  • Light for each desk group
  • Layout coordination

Recommended approach

Match linear lighting to the desk layout and assess where task light is needed. Recheck lighting positions when layouts change.

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Regus Shared Office · Germany

Regus Shared Office · Germany

Glass partitions divide the workspace into separate rooms.

Lighting priorities

  • Desk light in each room
  • Glass and screen reflections
  • Individual control

Recommended approach

Fit task light to each room’s desks and daylight, checking reflections and selecting local adjustment where needed.

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Meeting & Training Rooms

Clear, even light for discussion, presentation and learning.

Meeting lighting illustration

Meeting lighting illustration

Lighting is arranged around a meeting table.

Lighting priorities

  • Table coverage
  • Facial visibility
  • Presentation needs

Recommended approach

Arrange linear lighting along the table for reading and discussion. Select dimming for presentations where the model supports it.

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Libraries & Study Areas

Quiet, focused lighting for reading and concentrated work.

Reading-area lighting illustration

Reading-area lighting illustration

Continuous reading tables serve multiple users.

Lighting priorities

  • Reading-area illumination
  • Visual comfort
  • Orientation and circulation

Recommended approach

Match linear lighting to the reading tables and circulation areas, adding task light where needed.

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