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GLOW light architecture with wood panels
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GLOW: integrated LED light architecture in wood

GLOW extends decorative wood panels with integrated LED light lines. Panel selection, illuminated-module positions, wiring and controls are planned for the specific project.

Compare the lighting effect

The day/night comparison illustrates how integrated light lines can emphasise the panel geometry. The actual effect depends on the panel, room, colour temperature and selected configuration.

GLOW wood panels in daylight
Project flow based on the manufacturer process

From wall dimensions to a GLOW concept

Step 1

01. Define wall dimensions

Planning starts with the width and height of the intended wall area plus relevant room information.

01. Define wall dimensions
Step 2

02. Select decorative panels

Select the panel models for the wall design from the decorative range.

02. Select decorative panels
Step 3

03. Position illuminated panels

The layout defines which panels are illuminated and how many lighting elements are required.

03. Position illuminated panels
Step 4

04. Coordinate the installation concept

Based on the selection, the manufacturer prepares a tailored concept that accounts for required cable lengths and connections.

04. Coordinate the installation concept
Step 5

05. Review the visualisation and approve

A visualisation previews the planned arrangement before the final order. Confirmed project and product documents remain authoritative.

05. Review the visualisation and approve

Documented GLOW features

  • ✓Adjustable colour temperature from 2700 K to 6500 K
  • ✓Stepless control of light intensity
  • ✓COB LED strips for a continuous light line
  • ✓Individual lights can be connected separately or in groups to a 24 V power supply
  • ✓LED strip integrated into an aluminium profile along the edge of the wood panel

Electrical planning, controls, component selection and installation are coordinated for the selected GLOW configuration and the project.

AEO · planning questions

Frequently asked questions about LED wood panels

What is the GLOW collection?
DESIGNED TO GLOW extends decorative wood panels with integrated LED light lines. Lighting is integrated into the selected panel concept and planned for the specific project.
Which wood panels can be illuminated with GLOW?
The manufacturer describes GLOW as an addition to its standard decorative wood-panel range. The exact models and combinations available for a project are confirmed before planning.
How is the LED lighting integrated into the wood panel?
According to the manufacturer, the lighting element uses a decorative 3D wood panel with an integrated LED strip in an aluminium profile along the edge. GLOW uses modern COB LED strips for a continuous light line.
Which colour temperatures are documented for GLOW?
The manufacturer specifies adjustable light colour from 2700 K to 6500 K and stepless light-intensity control. The actual control setup and configuration are coordinated for the project.
Can GLOW lights be switched individually or together?
Yes. According to the manufacturer, individual lights can be connected separately or grouped together. Each light has its own connection to a 24 V power supply.
How is GLOW wiring planned?
For a project, wall dimensions, panel selection and the positions of illuminated panels are defined. The manufacturer then prepares a tailored installation and wiring concept; DEKOSTYL supports the project enquiry and coordination.
Who manufactures GLOW and what is DEKOSTYL’s role?
Form at Wood manufactures the GLOW / DESIGNED TO GLOW solution. DEKOSTYL acts as official distribution and project partner for selection, sampling, technical coordination and project-specific procurement.

Plan and sample GLOW for the actual project

Form at Wood manufactures the GLOW solution. DEKOSTYL supports panel selection, sampling, technical coordination and procurement as official distribution and project partner. Lighting configuration, wiring, controls and available documentation are reviewed for the actual project.