Applications
Other Lighting Applications
Perhaps, in the past, you have underestimated the importance of good lighting. If so, these examples set the record straight and illustrate some of the more imaginative ways in which Thorn products can be used.
Floral Pavilion, New Brighton
Fata Morgana stars in Theatreland
Just one demonstration of the superior aesthetic qualities of Thorn’s Fata Morgana pendant convinced architect Ken Martin that it was exactly right to illuminate the new Floral Pavilion in the Wirral coastal resort of New Brighton.
Fata Morgana stars in Theatreland
Just one demonstration of the superior aesthetic qualities of Thorn’s Fata Morgana pendant convinced architect Ken Martin that it was exactly right to illuminate the new Floral Pavilion in the Wirral coastal resort of New Brighton.
Thorn lights Heathrow T5
Under the largest individual lighting contract it's ever had, Thorn has just lit the biggest freestanding building in the UK.
Under the largest individual lighting contract it's ever had, Thorn has just lit the biggest freestanding building in the UK.
S.S Great Britain
Floodlighting inside and out
Thorn achieves a particularly unusual mixture of two tasks by using exterior luminaires to light an interior.
Floodlighting inside and out
Thorn achieves a particularly unusual mixture of two tasks by using exterior luminaires to light an interior.
Millenium Centre, Cardiff
In three stones horizons sing
This iconic building in Cardiff, Wales is a cultural centre which required a lighting scheme that enhanced the architectural and cultural status of the building.
In three stones horizons sing
This iconic building in Cardiff, Wales is a cultural centre which required a lighting scheme that enhanced the architectural and cultural status of the building.
Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Flying start for Concavia
Concavia high bay luminaires are living up to their aesthetic image within the £25 million AirSpace exhibition at Imperial War Museum, Duxford, near Cambridge.
Flying start for Concavia
Concavia high bay luminaires are living up to their aesthetic image within the £25 million AirSpace exhibition at Imperial War Museum, Duxford, near Cambridge.