Light up your design statement with Hettich’s ‘Magic’ cabinet lighting. Catalogue out now.
May 27th, 2009
As one of the largest producers of kitchen fittings in the world, Hettich have just launched their new ‘Magic’ Lighting Systems catalogue.
The catalogue offers over 67 pages of new and time-honoured lighting solutions – welcoming the latest LED technology with a focus on energy-efficiency and design.
The new catalogue features a range of applications – from the kitchen and bathroom to the living room and bedroom – as well as solutions for shop design and hotel furnishing.
This great new easy to read resource demonstrates how effective lighting can define a space, emphasising its attributes.
Presented in five main categories – Light concepts, LED lights, Low-voltage halogen lights, Switch systems and Accessories – the Magic catalogue presents an exciting and diverse range of lights attracting attention in terms of lighting radiance, energy efficiency and creativity.
Hettich is committed to offering solutions that reduce our impact on the environment and provide valuable energy savings – with low-energy LEDs in the latest European designs, recognised in the catalogue by the new energy efficient symbol.
You can view the Magic catalogue online here, or call 1800 687 789 to order your copy today.
Realise the design potential of stunning, environmentally responsible cabinet lighting from Hettich’s Magic lighting range.
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