Kitchen task lighting
Consider preparation areas, pendants and the relationship between worktop and ceiling light.
Residential lighting
Light for the life in a room.
Thoughtful lighting changes for cooking, reading and the quieter hours at home.
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- Task
- Where light needs to work
- Atmosphere
- How the room feels at night
There is more than one way to light a room.
A bright ceiling is not always useful at a kitchen counter or beside a reading chair. We begin with the activities in the room, the daylight and the fittings already in place.
A proposed lighting plan connects those needs to practical positions, controls and installation requirements.
A better evening, room by room.
Fixture selection and installation scope are agreed after a review of the space.
Living and reading areas
Discuss layered light, focused tasks and controls within easy reach.
Entrance and exterior light
Plan a welcoming arrival with placement and surrounding conditions in mind.
Watch the room change.
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Talk through the day
Explain when the room is used and which areas feel too bright or too dark.
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Review the options
Discuss positions, fitting types and compatible controls.
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Plan installation
Agree the work and any decorative repairs before a date is booked.
A few practical details.
- Do I need to choose every fitting first?
- No. A short list can follow the room brief and installation assessment.
- Can existing lights stay?
- Yes, if they suit the intended plan and the installation assessment.
- Can running costs be part of the discussion?
- Yes. We can discuss fitting type, controls and usage as part of the room brief.
Tell us how the room feels now.
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- Monday–Friday
- 9:00 am–5:00 pm
- Saturday–Sunday
- By arrangement