Workspaces: lighting fixtures with extra soul

In this medical practice , completely redesigned by Lucie HORTALA, the layout of the reception area places welcome, fluidity and well-being at the centre of the project. The spaces have been restructured to improve patient flow management, offer greater comfort for medical teams and create a brighter, more soothing and welcoming atmosphere.

To support this approach to care through design, les Mobula pendant lights provide a unique solution for lighting medical spaces.

Inspired by schools of Mobula rays, their organic, airy shapes breathe movement and life into a technical environment that is often perceived as strict or anxiety-inducing. Their fluid design contrasts with the functional rigour of the space and contributes to a more human and reassuring experience for patients.

Mobula pendant lights illustrate a new vision of contemporary medical lighting: high-performance, functional, but also featuring a cheerful and optimistic design, perfectly in line with the values of care, attention and kindness.

As part of the construction of its new headquarters, Monteiro a commissioned Le point D to design and furnish all 4,700 m² of its office space.

At the heart of this large-scale project, a meeting room stands out with its bold colour scheme. Two Trio Petit Nénuphar pendant lights add a vibrant, graphic touch, echoing the orange seating, while the blue tones of the carpet and curtains structure the space.

The dialogue between complementary colours creates a dynamic yet controlled environment, where visual boldness is balanced with functionality, reflecting a contemporary and innovative approach to workspaces.

DESIGNHEURE designed the lighting for the new premises of CMR Surgical, a medical devices specialist, for the project led by the Kubik agency.

The Trio Petit Nénuphar ceiling lights, chosen in black and white finishes, dress the reception area and support the strong identity of the CMR Surgical brand.

Suitable for low ceilings, these luminaires offer a compact and efficient solution: a single electrical connection for three light sources.

A choice that is both functional and aesthetic, in perfect harmony with the medical world, where performance, legibility and design come together coherently.

Designed by Office-In, Odigo's offices give pride of place to light, through large glass openings and three DESIGNHEURE chandeliers that structure the space as much as they challenge it. Here, lighting does more than just support usage: it actively contributes to the interpretation of the space.

The 9 Mixed Reef chandeliers, in a beige finish, bring visual softness to the space, complementing the large desks. Their contrast with the black ceilings naturally draws the eye upwards, introducing an almost reflexive verticality, like an invitation to take a step back from the work in progress.

Further away, in the second part of the open space, beyond the soundproofed cubicles, the 7 Mixed Kimono chandelier takes on a more expressive style.

The unusual design of its lampshades infuses the space with energy, promoting creativity and optimism at the heart of exchanges.