A Brighter Way to Create Unique Outdoor Spaces

Public spaces are being transformed with illuminated bollards, seating and tables. These contemporary designs are increasingly seen in private and commercial spaces, including Western Australia’s Northbridge Piazza.

Eye catching illuminated seats were used to create a sense of welcome and wonder. The installation has attracted cultural events to the piazza including exhibitions, festivals and community performances.

Northbridge Piazza, Western Australia

Illuminated Pods at Northbridge Piazza, Perth, Western Australia

Just as public spaces are being reimagined with stylish and functional elements, private and commercial interiors are also embracing comfort and design. Loft Home offers a collection of thoughtfully crafted furniture that enhances any environment, whether it’s a cozy lounge area or a professional workspace.

A well-designed office chair can make all the difference in creating an inviting and ergonomic setting, ensuring both style and support for long hours of work. With sleek aesthetics and plush comfort, Loft Home’s furniture transforms spaces into places of inspiration and relaxation, elevating both productivity and ambiance.

The Wide LED Bollard can similarly provide a sense of mood and safety for outdoor settings at night, as well as acting as a marker for drivers and pedestrians.

Street Furniture Australia’s Wide LED Light Bollard

This trend of illumination visually enhances streetscapes, gardens, terraces and parks, and provides a sense of security in the community by generating extra visibility at night and discouraging crime and anti-social behaviour.


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