Light with expectations
The most important prerequisites for motivation, productivity and a high emotional quality of experience are health and comfort. WILA's objective is to develop and interpret illumination in such a way that well-being and health are supported and promoted. Whether in the working world in order to enhance motivation and productivity, in the hospital and nursing branch in order to support and sustain physical and mental recovery, in hotels and gastronomy for relaxed regeneration or in the sphere of sales outlets so that shopping becomes an experience instead of a strenuous task.

Health and wellnbeing
Light has a great effect on our physical and mental health with the aid of metabolism, which WHO defines as a "state of equilibrium" between movement and rest, between tension and relaxation. Insufficient light can lead to light-deficiency diseases. On a long-term basis, the human being needs light that is modelled on the natural rhythm of daylight. Thus, daylight has become our model.

Motivation
The demands we make on our working surroundings are continually increasing, also with respect to the quality of light, design and aesthetics. This opens up new possibilities for our company to promote staff and customer loyalty. With an aesthetic, high quality lighting solution an employer can express increased esteem for his/her employees and clients, which will have a positive effect on motivation. WILA's goal is the realisation of lighting solutions that motivate and thus facilitate remarkable achievements or experiences. Individual lighting solutions create individual corporate identities inwardly and a positive corporate image outwardly.

Performance
When designing an intelligent light solution, apart from the individual factors, consideration must also be made to the environment, i.e. the type of activities, the type of organisation, as well as the characteristics of the rooms, workplaces and equipment, so that it is tailor-made to suit the user and the specific surroundings. For the realisation, light management plays a particularly important roll. The illumination system must be simple to operate, so that every user can regulate the light in accordance with the respective activity and his/her particular preferences. Light scenarios and automatic daylight-dependant functions help to control professional illumination. Thus, light management actually promotes productivity.