lowglow
Lowglow is a term used in lighting design to describe a deliberately subdued, diffuse light that yields a soft, continuous halo rather than a focused beam. The aim is to minimize glare, preserve night vision, and create a calm ambiance while still providing practical visibility. Achieving lowglow typically involves indirect lighting, diffusers, and low-output light sources such as warm LEDs arranged to illuminate walls, ceilings, or indirect surfaces rather than task areas.
In application, lowglow is used in interior design for residential, hospitality, and office environments where a
The term lowglow is not a standardized category of technology; it functions more as a descriptive design