Home Decorative Lighting Collection, 2009-2010
How do you create a space that is comforting? How do you create a decor that is inspiring? How do you create a home that is inviting?
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Have you noticed how some homes seem to sparkle and draw us in? They radiate character and seem to glow. The magic of light is the answer, for it comforts you, energises you, and turns your house into a home. Philips Home Decorative Lighting Collection offers an enchanting range of easy-to-install lighting for every part of your home. What’s more, the entire collection comes with advanced energy efficient solutions that comply with the most stringent safety standards in the world. Now you can enjoy the splendor of light effortlessly. A collection that is surprisingly smart and in-tune with your style, the Philips Home Decorative Lighting Collection is like a breath of fresh air. Whether it is for your living room, garden or bathroom, you will find something that is just right for you. So, go ahead and dream. If you can imagine it, we can make it happen!
Home Decorative Lighting Collection, 2009/10 – Introduction
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– Color your world with light
Discover the magic of light at the touch of a button! The Philips LivingColors light lets you create dynamic home ambiences by giving access to 16 million colors. The Philips LivingColors a sensorial experience of light that turns everyday moments into fantasy.
– Saving in style
Stylish, elegant and eco-friendly, the Philips ecomoods lights collection helps you to save energy while complementing your home décor. The collection uses energy saving lamps that help you save up to 80% energy, translating into savings for you
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and most importantly the environment.
– Turn your bathroom into a spa
Bathrooms have become cocoons of comfort and a sanctuary from a world of stress and anxiety. The Philips Aquafit collection, with its elegant lines turns your bathroom into your personal design statement. You can also be at ease knowing that this collection is built according to the most stringent safety standards.
– Fun spaces with light and color
Specially designed for children, Philips Kidsplace collection designs are fun and helps make your child’s room more cosier and fun to be in. Balanced between fantasy and timeless pieces , these lights inspire your children to spend time in their room, go to sleep and stay asleep - no scary shadows! Philips Kidsplace collection, a perfect touch to any child’s bedroom!
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- Decorative – Give style a home
Ranging from refined, understated elegance to intricate, hand crafted styles, the spirit of light is transformed into alluring designs in the Philips roomstylers Decorative collection. So give your home a makeover today! Bring home a piece of art or the whole art collection of lighting!
- Wall and Ceiling – Your space, your style
Add drama to your walls and ceilings with the Philips roomstylers Wall & Ceiling collection. With a host of options to embellish your walls and ceilings, take your pick from modern, retro, classic or mixed! A collection that echoes harmony, symmetry and balance, the Philips roomstylers Wall and Ceiling collection is in sync with your personal style. Now feel free to fill every nook and corner of your home with the positive vibes of light!
- Spots – Creates lasting impression
Philips roomstylers Spots collection provides a way to focus attention on your feature wall, decorative pieces or your favorite paintings. Take your pick from a selection of Handmade Glass Art designer glass or a sand blasted glass, whatever your choice, you’ll be sure that the wash of light will add drama to your decoration.
– At home with nature
Sturdy, stylish, high performance and hassle-free, the Philips outerstylers collection is designed to complement the exteriors of any home or garden. Delivering superior energy efficiency even in most adverse weather conditions, Philips outerstylers clever lighting solutions help create your very own perfect exterior sanctuary and extends your home beyond the four walls!
Desk Lights – Discover clarity
Focus on your tasks effortlessly using the Philips Desk Light Collection. The flicker-free technology, panoramic swivel, and low glare baffle ensure you stay fresh and fatigue-free even after long hours.
Home Decorative Lighting Collection, 2009/10 – Introduction
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
The Basics of Lighting page 22 – page 25 Home Decorative Lighting Collection page 26 – page 261 Lamps page 262 – page 263 Product Index page 264 – page 291 Icon Index page page 292
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Crystal clear
page 30-35
Mini
page 36
Mini
page 36
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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CMYK
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FCG701
page 42
FWG701
page 42
FCG700
page 42-43
FWG702
page 44
FWG700
page 44-45
FWG703
page 46
FPG700-701
page 48
FPG702-703
page 50-51
FCG322
page 52
FPG303
page 52-53
FDG300
page 54
FFG300
page 54-55
FPG304
page 56
FCG321
page 58
FCG320
page 58
FCG318
page 58
FCG319
page 60
FWG309
page 62
FWG311
page 62
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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QCZ808
page 70
QCZ800
page 72
QCZ805
page 72
QCZ807
page 74
QCZ806
page 74
QCZ801-802
page 76-77
QWZ802
page 78
QWZ811
page 78
QCZ804
page 80-81
QWZ808-810
page 80-81
QWZ803-805 page 82-83 QCZ803
page 82-83
QWZ800
page 84
QWZ801
page 84
QWZ807
page 87
QWZ813
page 88
QWZ812
page 88
QWZ814
page 90
QWZ815
page 90
FCZ300
page 92
FWZ300
*
page 94
FWZ301
page 94
All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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QCG314
page 98
QCG310
page 100-101
QCG312
page 100
QCG311
page 100-101
QPG317
page 102
QPG316
page 102-103
QPG308
page 102
QPG315
page 104-105
QPG313
page 104
QCG313
page 106-107
QWG318
page 106
FPG301
page 108
QPG314
page 108
FPG302
page 108-109
FPG302
page 110
QCG315
page 110
FWG308
page 110
LWG301
page 110-111
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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- Decorative
QPG302
page 116
QWG305
page 116-117
QDG301
page 116
QFG301
page 116-117
QPG300
page 118
QPG301
page 118-119
QDG300
page 118-119
QFG300
page 118
QDG302
page 120
QPG303-304
page 122-13
QDG308
page 124-125
QFG302
page 126
QFG303
page 126
QPG309
page 128
QPG310
page 128-129
QDG304
page 128-129
QFG305
page 128-129
QPG307
page 130
QDG303
page 130-131
QFG304
page 130-131
QCG306
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page 132
QPG306
page 132-133
QDG306
page 134
QDS306
page 136
QDS307
page 138
All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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- Decorative
QDS308
page 138-139
QPG305
page 140
QDG305
page 142
QPG311
page 142
QPG312
page 142-143
QFG306
page 142-143
QDG307
page 144
QFG307
page 144-145
QWG316
page 146
QWG317
page 146-147
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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- Wall and Ceiling
QCG300
page 152
QCG301
page 152-153
QCG303
page 154
QCG308
page 156
QCG307
page 156
FCG300
page 158
FCG316
page 160
QCG304
page 160
FCG314
page 160-161
QCG318
page 162
QCG317
page 162
QCG319
page 162-163
QCG302
page 164
TCG702
page 166
TCG701
page 166
TCG300
page 166
QCG305
page 168
FCG315
page 170
FCG316
page 170
QWG315
page 172
NEW COLOUR
QCG309
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page 172-173
TCG700
page 174-175
QWG312
page 176-177
QWG313
page 178
QWG320
page 178-179
All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Gold Bronze Bronze Black Black Grey Grey Light greygrey Light Dark greygrey Dark Yellow Yellow Orange Orange Red Red Green Green Beige Blue Blue White Beige Fuchsia White Brown Silver Multiple Fuchsia Pine Brown Oak Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
Purple Purple Silver
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- Wall and Ceiling
FWG300
page 180
FWG301
page 180-181
FWG307
page 182
QWG311
page 182
FWG302
page 184
QWG314
page 186
QWG303
page 186
QWG306
page 188
QWG301
page 188
QWG302
page 188
QWG319
page 188-189
QWG304
page 190
QWG300
page 190
QWG308
page 192
QWG307
page 192
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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- Spots
FWG304
page 196
FCG304
page 196
FCG305
page 196-197
FCG306
page 196
FWG305
page 198
FWG307
page 198
FCG308
page 198
FCG309
page 198
FCG323
page 198-199
FCG324
page 198
FWG303
page 201
FCG301
page 201
FCG302
page 201
FCG303
page 201-202
FWG306
page 202
FCG310
page 202
FCG311
page 202
FCG312
page 204
FCG313
page 204
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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EWS300
page 210
EWP300
page 212
EWC300
page 214
ECB300
page 216
EWP301
page 218
EWP302
page 218
EWP304
page 220
EWP307
page 220
EWP303
page 222
EWB300
page 222-223
EWB301
page 224-225
EWP305
page 224
EWS301
page 224
EWG300
page 226
EPG300
page 226-227
ECP300
page 226
EWP306
page 228
EPP300
page 228
EPP301
page 228
EPS300
page 230
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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Desk Lights
FDS666
page 236
FDS667
page 236
FDS662
page 238
FDS663
page 238-239
FDS642
page 240-241
FDS301
page 242
FDS632
page 242-243
QDS303
page 244-245
QDS302
page 246-247
FDS
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page 248
FDS511
page 250
QDS301
page 252
QDS300
page 254
QDS501
page 256
QDS305
page 257-258
QDS304
page 260
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All product dimensions are in millimeters.
Product variants Gold Bronze Black Grey Light grey Dark grey Yellow Orange Red Green Blue Purple Beige White Silver Fuchsia Brown Multiple Single module Double module Triple module Product sizes Big Small
Product finishes Aluminium Chrome Nickel
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The Basics of Lighting
The Basics of Lighting
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The Basics of Lighting
Light is the most dynamic element of your home décor. Today home lighting is so much more than just about illumination. You can use light not only to create an ambience that echoes your mood but also to add a flavour to your home decor. Your choice of fixtures, lamps and their placement influence the depth and character of a space. By planning your lighting and by following some basic guiding principles, you can create a unique experience. It is a good idea to try out different kinds of lamps to see the various lighting effects created. You need to optimize and combine lighting fixtures that can be controlled to give different lighting conditions. Don’t forget to make good use of daylight, but also ensure that stray light from outside does not filter in and spoil the lighting effects you have created.
Home Decorative Lighting Collection, 2009/10 – The Basics of Lighting
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The Basics of Lighting
Kitchen: Light here can be both practical and attractive. Aim for brightness and freshness to give a clean look, but ensure you have enough light for tasks like cleaning and chopping. It is also important to have shadow free lighting all over. This should reach all surfaces, not only horizontal work surfaces but also vertical ones so that you can find things kept in cupboards and drawers easily. Bathrooms: Bathrooms need to be clean, fresh and bright in the mornings. In the evenings, they need to be quiet, relaxing and refreshing. A bathroom needs good general lighting along with local lighting for mirrors. The light near the mirror should not create deep shadows on the face. Hallways, landings and staircases: These areas should be lit up keeping safety in mind. These areas need to be lit with neutral and soft light as they lead up to important areas in the house. This will ensure that the lighting in these areas will not over power the lighting in the other rooms.
Safety and Wiring
• You must always ensure that all plugs and sockets are firmly secures. Any sparking in these sockets can be very dangerous and can reduce the lamp life and affect the quality of light. • If you have cables on the floor, make sure they are away from walking areas. Secure cables by coiling them and keeping them out of the way or use cable management systems to ensure they do not hang loose. • Sockets and lamps should be out of the reach of young children. • Avoid having too many plugs in one socket as this could overload the wiring. When installing sockets, you need to plan for multiple plugs for multiple equipments. • All bulbs and fluorescent lamps heat up and need to be well ventilated. Also make sure your lamps are not touching any combustible material. • Never exceed the maximum wattage specified for a lighting fixture. • Change any lights that flicker or are turning black. These consume more power and emit less light. • Use specified Philips lamps. They are technologically superior and of a high quality. Philips lamps will not only last long, but will provide you with the highest level of performance throughout their life.
Using lighting control
• You can control the intensity of your lights by using dimmers. These work especially well with tungsten bulbs. • Fluorescent lights need special controllers. Bear this in mind when buying a lamp and check the fixture specifications. Please check if your lamp allows you to control the light intensity and quality. Also check what kind of controls is needed for these lamps. • Some ‘Solid State Lights’ (LED) can be controlled to change the intensity, switching cycle and colours. Philips LivingColors is such a light. • By using lamp shades with light fittings you can reduce glare, diffuse the light and give direction to a light beam. • Reflectors are used in lighting fixtures to direct the light beam either to a focused spot or to spread it over an area.
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The Basics of Lighting
Some do’s and don’ts
a. You need to use weatherproof lights for bathrooms and the outdoors. b. Unlit walls and ceilings will make your rooms look small. Though this can make spaces look cosy, too many unlit surfaces can make the space seem claustrophobic. To avoid this, you can selectively light walls, floors and ceilings to create varying effects. c. You should avoid having lights around fans as the shadow of a rotating fan can be distracting and uncomfortable.
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