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Ginger Gallery

Embracing aesthetic encounters through the fusion of light and art

### A Tapestry for Contemporary Art

The home's design weaves modern art and architecture into a seamless tapestry, reflecting the owner's deep appreciation for contemporary culture and bold self-expression.


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Supporting this vision, the [Shift Out G2 Downlight](https://unios.com/products/shift-out-g2-downlight) draws attention to the vibrant KAWS painting. With CRI 92+, the Shift Out is crucial in accurately rendering the full spectrum of colours and bringing the artwork's vibrancy to life.

Similarly, in the bedroom, wavy wooden panels are sculpted into a Bearbrick shape, elevating the black wall into an eye-catching focal point, blending art and design into a captivating feature.

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## A Balanced Contrast in Light and Design

While black remains the dominant colour, the home's bold palette is softened by lighter tones of timber and muted greys of the furniture. To overcome the challenge of limited natural light from the south-facing windows, the [Titanium G2 Downlight](https://unios.com/products/titanium-g2-downlight) provides a soft, even glow that enhances the home's ambiance.

The [Eclipse Linear Lights](https://unios.com/products/eclipse-g2-legacy-linear-series) subtly infuse the space with depth, highlighting key design elements from the furniture to the intricate marble countertops, adding depth and balance to the overall design.

Through the thoughtful integration of lighting and design, Dalat Obisidian Retreat beautifully unites art, architecture, and function, making it a modern-day home that celebrates creativity and comfort.

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