Light is more than just illumination; it's a tool for crafting experiences and enhancing environments. In our pursuit of efficiency and sustainability, LEDs have become our go-to lighting solution. They consume up to 80% less power than traditional tungsten lights, leading to cost savings and reduced energy usage. Additionally, LEDs emit less heat, further conserving energy and lowering carbon emissions.

To align with our commitment to sustainability, we replaced all tungsten fixtures with LED variants. However, this raised the question: what to do with the old material? Rather than disposing of it, we opted for material reuse.

Material reuse is crucial for saving energy and reducing waste. By giving old fixtures a new purpose, we minimize the energy-intensive processes involved in manufacturing new products and contribute to a circular economy.

We chose to donate our old fixtures to "kopergietery" a creative hub for young audiences. This not only extends the life cycle of the materials but also supports the arts and fosters creativity in the community.

In summary, our sustainability journey involves more than just adopting energy-efficient technologies. It's about embracing practices like material reuse and supporting initiatives that contribute to a brighter, more sustainable future.