From museum layouts to the restoration of cultural heritage, LED lighting is essential to ensure that the public has an immersive and evocative experience and that works are not damaged, such as yellowing or crumbling.
It was back in 1678 that, in anticipation of the renovation of the Louvre, insiders began to focus on museum lighting.
Since then, designers, architects, curators and collectors have been working on special lighting systems for museums and art galleries to ensure better enjoyment of the works without damage to surfaces and colours.
RIMSA offers an extensive catalogue of LED lamps specifically designed for art restoration and exhibitions: each one ensures a perfect view while working and an impeccable rendering of the works on display. Discover their features now!
