LONDON, UK – BROKIS at EDC has expanded its photorealistic imagery library to include the complete Spectra Table collection, enabling interior designers to visualize every glass color and base finish combination before specification. The expansion reinforces BROKIS at EDC’s commitment to functioning as the premium UK resource for BROKIS — removing friction from the selection process and providing immediate visualization of product options that previously required custom renderings or sample consultations.
Spectra comprises two table models available in multiple glass colors and led case finishes. Unlike traditional table lamps that provide directional downlight only, Spectra’s up/downlight design creates ambient illumination while eliminating the glare issues common to task-focused fixtures. The new imagery library documents every viable combination across all three models, allowing designers to evaluate Spectra specifications with complete confidence before finalization.
“Spectra Mini sits at my workstation, and it’s become indispensable for the work we do,” says James Apichart Jarvis, founder of BROKIS at EDC. “The up/downlight design prevents glare while the downlight stays strong and lit — you get focused task lighting without the harsh shadows that come from conventional desk lamps. The dimming capabilities at the top of the LED case give you complete control over the ambient fill light. It’s a fixture that actually solves the problem it’s designed for. But designers often don’t understand how Spectra works unless they’ve seen it in person. The imagery library changes that — they can see exactly how the up/downlight functions in different applications before they specify.”
The Spectra collection represents an alternative approach to decorative table lighting. Rather than treating table lamps as ambient decoration requiring separate task lighting, Spectra combines both functions — downlight for focused work or accent illumination, uplight for ambient fill. This dual-function approach makes Spectra suitable for work surfaces, reading corners, console applications, and hospitality settings where conventional table lamps would require supplementary lighting.
Complete specification visibility for complex products
Spectra Table includes two size variants:
– Spectra Mini — Compact desk-height model suitable for workstations, bedside tables, and compact console applications. The small footprint delivers focused downlight without dominating spatial proportions. Ideal for personal workspaces where task lighting and ambient fill are equally important. – Spectra — Mid-size table lamp for standard console heights and hospitality bedside applications. The balanced proportions work in residential and hotel environments where decorative presence matters alongside functional performance. The larger glass shade provides more generous ambient uplight while maintaining focused downlight functionality. Each size is available in multiple glass colours — Transparent, grey, brown, green and opaline options providing different light diffusion characteristics. Clear glass creates sharp downlight definition with visible LED color contrast. Smoke glass colours moderates intensity through partial diffusion. Opal glass provides complete diffusion for uniform soft light.
LED case finishes include black and silver anodized surfaces, each pairing distinctly with glass colour options. A Spectra Small in transparent glass with black anodized led case creates visual sharpness and material contrast. The same model in olive green glass with silver delivers softer, more unified aesthetics.
Up/downlight as functional alternative to conventional fixtures
Spectra’s design philosophy differs fundamentally from traditional table lamps. Conventional fixtures provide downlight only — concentrating light on the task surface while leaving surrounding space dark. This creates strong visual contrast, which some applications require, but also produces the shadows and glare that make prolonged task work uncomfortable.
Spectra’s up/downlight approach distributes illumination in both directions. The downlight delivers task-focused illumination for work surfaces or accent applications. The uplight fills surrounding space with soft ambient light, reducing the contrast between the lit task area and surrounding darkness. This combination eliminates the glare and eye strain common to downlight-only fixtures.
The dimming capabilities of the LED case allow independent control of the uplight and downlight intensity, enabling users to adjust ambient and task lighting to match their immediate needs. Extended focused work might call for strong downlight with moderate uplight. Evening relaxation might reverse the ratio, using the uplight as primary illumination with downlight at low levels for accent.
This functional versatility makes Spectra suitable for applications where conventional table lamps prove insufficient. A workstation lamp needs both focused task light and ambient fill. A bedside fixture requires reading light plus soft ambient illumination for room navigation. A console light must function as accent when the room is fully lit and as ambient fill when serving as the space’s primary light source. Spectra handles all three applications through the same fixture with adjustable intensity.
Premium positioning through visualization accessibility
The Spectra Table imagery library functions as a comprehensive specification tool. Designers visiting the landing page can select size, glass color, and base finish, generating photorealistic renderings of their exact specification in multiple spatial contexts — positioned on consoles, functioning as workstation task lighting, performing as bedside reading fixtures, positioned in hospitality applications.
Each rendered image shows material properties accurately — metal texture, glass refraction, light distribution from both uplight and downlight. The renderings demonstrate functional performance (how light distributes through the space) rather than isolating the fixture from context. A designer can understand not only what Spectra looks like, but how it actually performs in their intended application.
This approach to specification resources distinguishes BROKIS at EDC from standard lighting retailers. Rather than providing product photography and expecting designers to mentally translate specifications into spatial understanding, BROKIS at EDC invests in imagery infrastructure that makes complex product selection visual and immediate.
The Spectra library is the second generation of this commitment, following the comprehensive Muffins collection imagery launched earlier this month. The expansion signals BROKIS at EDC’s intention to develop complete visual specification resources for the BROKIS range — beginning with collections that demand significant specification expertise and continuing across the portfolio as resources allow.
Personal workspace insight demonstrates product understanding
James Apichart Jarvis’s personal workspace use of Spectra Mini represents more than casual product appreciation — it demonstrates how the fixture solves real lighting challenges for people working with detailed products and spatial relationships. His testimony to the up/downlight functionality, glare prevention, and dimming control reflects the kind of specific product knowledge that distinguishes premium resellers from general lighting retailers.
A designer specifying Spectra based on Jarvis’s insight gains confidence that the fixture was chosen for functional reasons, not aesthetic ones. The combination of up/downlight, glare prevention, and adjustable dimming actually solves workspace problems. When a founder of a lighting reseller uses his own product at his workstation, it signals alignment between what he sells and what he actually trusts.
Availability and continued resource expansion
The Spectra Table imagery library is available through BROKIS at EDC, accessible to all interior designers and architects. Each specification combination includes technical details, lead time information, and direct linking to quotation tools.
BROKIS at EDC continues expanding the photorealistic imagery library across the BROKIS range. Future releases will include additional Memory configurations (ceilingand wall models), expanded Arcade documentation, and imagery resources for remaining collections. The commitment reflects BROKIS at EDC’s strategic positioning — not as a lighting distributor, but as the premium UK resource for BROKIS specification and designer support.
Further information available at: www.brokisedc.com/brokis-collections/spectra
About Spectra
Spectra is a table lighting collection providing dual up/downlight functionality. Available in two sizes, Spectra combines focused downlight for task work with ambient uplight for room fill. The collection features handblown glass shades in transparent, brown, grey, green, or opaline with led cases in black and silver anodized finishes. Dimming capabilities allow independent control of uplight and downlight intensity, enabling users to adjust illumination to suit immediate needs. Spectra’s functional versatility makes it suitable for workstations, bedside applications, console lighting, and hospitality environments.
About BROKIS
BROKIS is a Czech premium lighting brand founded in 2006 by entrepreneur Jan Rabell. All BROKIS lighting is produced at the historic Janštejn Glassworks in the Czech Republic, where master glassmakers have been working since 1809. The brand combines handblown Bohemian glass with refined materials to create lighting collections designed by internationally acclaimed designers. BROKIS products are available in over 70 countries.
About BROKIS at EDC
BROKIS at EDC is the dedicated UK partner for BROKIS lighting. Based in London, EDC specializes in premium, sustainable glass lighting for residential interiors. As BROKIS’s exclusive UK reseller, BROKIS at EDC provides comprehensive specification resources, photorealistic imagery libraries, and direct access to the BROKIS team. The brand positions itself as the premium UK resource for BROKIS, distinguishing itself through resource investment in designer accessibility and visualization tools rather than competing on price.
Media ContactCompany Name: Brokis at EDCContact Person: James Apichart JarvisEmail: Send EmailPhone: 020 3892 4130Address:27 Old Gloucester Street City: LondonCountry: United KingdomWebsite: https://www.brokisedc.com/
