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The terms ambient, task and accent lighting may not be familiar to you, but they’re responsible for lighting your surroundings as you continue to read this article. Here, we explore all you need to know about accent lighting specifically.
When it comes to decorating a home, it’s not uncommon for people to neglect lighting design and focus on other interior features. But even the smallest details in light can enhance a room’s atmosphere and help bring comfort to your space. Whether you’re renovating a home, or designing the interior of a new-build, lighting must be considered from the word go.
Architectural lighting design can make or break a project. When done correctly, it can greatly impact an individual’s well-being, offering positive psychological effects.
We explain how lighting design is used to help occupants and visitors connect with their architectural environment on a deeper level.
Are you dealing with low ceilings, tight rooms, and small windows? Are you trying to work around ancient beams, large chimney breasts, and awkward spaces? Features like these are responsible for making cottages and listed buildings so attractive to many, but the often quirky nature propose a challenge when it comes to decorating. Especially with lighting design.
Have you ever entered a room and felt instantly relaxed? If so, you can probably thank the lighting designer. Good architectural lighting design is responsible for more than just making things look pretty. It can help define a space, improve functions, and can affect our moods in a positive way.
We're looking for a lighting designer to join our team here at Hampshire Light.
LEDs are now used everywhere in lighting design. With improved brightness, smaller size, and wide-ranging colour options, LEDs offer lighting designers like us the ability to illuminate your space in many great ways.
We’re now approaching the cold winter season, where sunlight becomes more precious and nights begin to draw in. As darkness starts to flood your outdoor space, it’s time to think about your garden and how lighting design can be used to improve your time spent outdoors.
