näitusruumid
Näitusruumid are exhibition spaces designed for the display of artistic, historical, or scientific objects. The term originates from Estonian, translating literally to “exhibition rooms.” In museums, galleries, and cultural centres, näitusruumid serve as the primary venues where visitors encounter curated collections. Their design emphasizes both preservation and accessibility, ensuring that artifacts are protected from light, temperature, and humidity while remaining visible and engaging for the public.
Key features of well‑planned näitusruumid include controlled lighting that highlights artworks without causing deterioration, flexible wall
In Estonia, notable examples of näitusruumid are found in the Estonian National Museum and the Kumu Art
Näitusruumid continue to evolve alongside advances in museum technology and changing visitor expectations. Contemporary trends emphasize