The Psychology of Light in Windowless Environments

Windowless patient room in hospital

Light shapes not only how we see a space, but how we feel within it. Windowless environments can cause fatigue, stress, and disorientation over time—especially in places where people spend long hours.

Daylite Windows recreate the qualities of natural daylight—soft gradients, subtle intensities and dynamic color temperatures—to reduce stress and promote visual comfort. When installed in hospitals, classrooms, or offices, they create a sense of connection to the outdoors, even deep inside a building.

The outcome is a calmer, more uplifting environment that enhances occupant wellbeing.

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