Project story / ’t Waaltje Lansingerland
Colour outside.
Character within.
Architectural light. Intimate details.
Lighting contributions by LEDw@re.
Hospitality / Lighting
’t Waaltje.
Lansingerland.
Bergschenhoek, the Netherlands
An evening begins before the first drink. At ’t Waaltje, light gives the arrival its own character.
A vivid façade welcomes guests to a world of timber, greenery, colour and detail. Across this bar, restaurant and bowling setting, LEDw@re contributed exterior lighting, MD3 Mini Track, selected interior LED strips and the supply of AR111 lamps.
- Project
- ’t Waaltje Lansingerland
- Setting
- Bar · Kitchen · Bowling
- Lighting contribution
- LEDw@re · Part of YourSenses
01 / The architecture
A façade
with presence.
Magenta light brings out the vertical rhythm of the building and the texture of its metal screen. Along the roof edge, a fine line of light draws the architecture into the evening.
The contribution
Light at
different scales.
LEDw@re’s contribution brings together architectural lighting and smaller elements within the venue’s wider lighting scheme.
Exterior lighting
Light that gives the façade a distinct evening presence.
MD3 Mini Track
Compact track lighting included in the project.
Interior LED strips
Selected linear lighting elements within the interior.
AR111 lamps
AR111 lamps supplied by LEDw@re for the project.
02 / The details
Small accents.
Strong character.
Rows of colourful bowling balls become part of the interior. Small spotlights above the display sit alongside linear lighting and rich materials. The scene shows how light can draw attention to individual objects while remaining part of the room.
03 / The interior
Atmosphere,
layer by layer.
Wood, greenery and decorative features give the restaurant its character. Light brings these different surfaces into view, from the ceiling to the spaces where guests gather.
AR111 lamps were supplied by LEDw@re for the project. Together with the selected interior LED strips, they form part of the contribution to this richly detailed hospitality setting.
AR111 lamps supplied
LEDw@re / Part of YourSenses
The project in pictures
Different views.
One place.
From façade details to the dining room, a closer look through original project photographs.
A closer look behind the façade
This photograph from the project shows the linear light behind the outer screen. It gives a closer view of the relationship between the light source, the architectural surface and the visible effect outside.