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Lucent Lighting has completed a project at the Ritz-Carlton Amman in Jordan. The brand new hotel sets the standard in elegance as a unique Middle Eastern destination for leisure and business guests. Home to over 200 guest rooms, a spa, a state-of-the-art fitness centre and a wide range of dining venues, the Ritz-Carlton Amman Hotel offers guests unrivalled luxury.

Standing next to the hotel is The Residences, bringing Ritz-Carlton’s world famous service to an exquisite residential community unlike any other in the region. The design of the two towers infuses the modern elegance of cosmopolitan Amman with inspiration from Jordan’s culture and design.

Lighting designer MBLD specified Lucent Lighting’s premium solutions for the hotel and Residences, using a variety of fixtures including downlights, inground lights and wall lights throughout guest rooms, public spaces and F&B areas.

Lucent MiniTRIM downlights enhance the elegance of The Residences, oozing luxury and opulence for residents of these premium homes. The lighting acts as a key part of the overall design, blending seamlessly into the interiors while the effect it creates can be seen. The layers of thoughtful lighting bring to life colours and textures, spotlighting patterned tiles and enriching the plush materials of the décor.

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