The intuitive control - with the regular light switch at the entrance, as well as directly on the mirror - changes the mood along with the brightness: colour temperature and lighting focus shift continuously with it.

When switched on, the standard light evenly illuminates the room indirectly via the ceiling. At the same time, the face is lit authentically and without glare. If cosmetics or cleaning require more brightness, the intensity can be increased. The light becomes simultaneously cooler and clearer.

By dimming down, the ambience becomes continuously warmer and more atmospheric. The room fades into the background and the washing area is attractively accentuated.
In the middle of the night, a discreet, warm glow facilitates orientation in the room while allowing to quickly fall asleep again.

In order to create harmonious light for the respective situations and make it accessible through intuitive interaction, we consistently worked with prototyping.
Different luminaires in a variety of configurations with multiple controls and interfaces served us to explore and shape the effect and behaviour of the lighting. Yet, illumination only emerges from the surfaces the light has an impact on. That's why we built a bathroom lighting laboratory, complete with movable walls and ceilings, ceramics, furniture and glass partitions. This allowed us to develop clear definitions and requirements for good bathroom lighting. Because after all, what matters for the individual need is not the calculated lux value, but the subjective perception.

Controlling and coordinating the lighting elements in this quality is demanding. Geberit developed an electronics platform specifically for ComfortLight and brought, with its implementation in the ONE mirror cabinet, a convincing product to the market.

An uncompromisingly focused development so that users can simply enjoy the comfort of good light.

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