온라인 사례 분석을 통한 공동주택의 다층조명 특성에 관한 연구

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Purpose: This study investigates the characteristics of layered lighting in recent apartment housing through an analysis of online interior design cases. Research design, data, and methodology: Twenty apartment cases were collected from domestic interior design platforms and interior design company websites, and 60 spaces (20 living rooms, 20 bedrooms, and 20 kitchens) were analyzed. Based on case photographs, lighting fixtures were classified by arrangement into general and local lighting, and their fixture types and lighting methods were examined. The spatial composition of layered lighting was then analyzed in terms of ambient, accent/decorative, and task lighting. Results: The three spaces showed different layered lighting characteristics according to their functions and use areas. Living rooms had the most complex composition, actively combining multiple fixtures for ambient and accent/decorative lighting, with task lighting such as floor lamps added in specific areas. Bedrooms combined relatively simple ambient and ceiling-based accent/decorative lighting with various fixtures, including headboard lights, floor lamps, pendants, table lamps, and wall lights, in specific areas. Kitchens used relatively simple ambient lighting based on downlights and linear lighting, with limited accent/decorative lighting and frequent under-cabinet task lighting in sink areas. Conclusions: Layered lighting in apartment housing is composed differently according to the function of each space. Architectural lighting, including downlights, cove lighting, curtain-box lighting, and linear lighting, is widely applied, with downlights commonly used across all three spaces.

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