Indoor Lighting Design

Task lighting provides focused illumination for activities like cooking, reading, or working – think under-cabinet strips in a kitchen or a desk lamp. Ambient lighting is the general background illumination that fills a room, usually from ceiling pendants, downlights, or wall washers. Accent lighting draws attention to features such as artwork, shelving, or architectural details using spotlights or LED strips. A well-designed scheme balances all three layers so the space is both functional and atmospheric.

Colour temperature is measured in Kelvin (K). Warm white (2700–3000K) creates a cosy, relaxing feel and is ideal for living rooms and bedrooms. Neutral white (3500–4000K) suits kitchens, bathrooms, and home offices where clarity matters. Cool white (5000K+) is typically used in commercial or garage settings. We recommend colour temperatures for each room based on how you use the space and your personal preference.

Absolutely. Dimming is a key part of any good lighting design because it lets you adjust the mood and brightness for different activities – bright for cooking, low for a film night. We install compatible LED dimmers, smart dimmers, and can set up pre-programmed scenes so you can switch between lighting moods at the touch of a button.

You’re welcome to supply your own fittings, or we can source them for you. We work with a range of suppliers and can recommend fixtures that suit your design brief and budget. Either way, we’ll confirm compatibility with the electrical plan before installation begins.

A typical whole-house project takes one to two weeks from initial consultation to completion, depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the design. The consultation and design phase usually takes two to three days, followed by the installation. We work around your schedule and keep disruption to a minimum.