The lighting in this Chinese restaurant is artificial lighting. There aren’t any windows to let in natural light but there are spot lights as well as pot lights. It gives off a warm glow allowing you to feel relaxed and comfortable. The moderate spot lights show off the artwork displayed around the walls while the pot lights create a glare on the tables that help emit just enough light to see the guest across from you.
Teavana’s well lit display shows off the specialty teas they have behind their counter. The pot lighting at the top of the display shelves draw you in as they reflect off the metal tins and lids. The warm glow of the counter directs your attention to the back of the store so you know where to go when you need to check out.
This art exhibit at the Weatherspoon Art Museum uses spot lights to show off the artwork on the walls as well as in the show cases. These artificial spot lights are placed in just the right position that when you stand in front of the artwork, a glare is not given off. They are also fixed in such a way that it keeps you moving through the exhibit. The light pooling around the artwork leaves some interesting shadows and highlights on the floor.
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