Interior and lighting design

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The power of lighting design to reveal the real beauty of the space Interior & Lighting design

Summary General overview Importance Types of lighting (ambient, accent, task) Architectural lighting design Space transformation Lighting installation Product lighting design

General overview Lighting is the most important factor in interior design E xpensive materials & interiors are never shown to their fullest without a good lighting scheme behind them Incorporating L ighting as part of the scheme considering how the light works with the materials and finishes and creating different moods within the space is essential to a successful interior

Types of lighting

AMBIENT LIGHTING C an brighten and enhance the glow of the rooms Lanterns and wall fixtures can render an ambient lighting effect Using dimmer switches can also change the ambiance of the room to achieve the desired look and feel

AMBIENT LIGHTING - EXAMPLE 1

AMBIENT LIGHTING - EXAMPLE 2

AMBIENT LIGHTING – EXAMPLE 3

ACCENT LIGHTING Accent lighting or Architectural lighting is used to highlight walls and objects in the room Indirect light , recessed floor lamp and directional spots or wall wash Accent lighting can also show off a piece of art or a photograph

Wooden ceiling detail Accent lighting – example 1

Creo Hall. Akira Sakomoto Casa Architect Accent lighting – example 2

Floor recessed Up-lights Accent lighting – example 3

Task lighting Provides localized lighting in special task areas Used in work spaces to help in performing daily tasks Ex . A light over the dining tables or a reading lamp…

Task lighting – example 1 Decorative suspensions.

Patrick Cox Shop in Tokyo Task lighting – example 2

Architectural lighting

Architectural lighting (cont’d) Shadows and shade are very important T oo much light  Glare ✔ N eed to have a balance A room without shadows will look flat and shapeless, shadows and contrast will enhance textures, shapes, and the size of objects in the interior

Architectural lighting – example 1 Hotel Puerta A merica – Z aha haddid

Architectural lighting – example 2 Mirror Tower – LAN Architecture – Beirut , Lebanon

Architectural lighting – example 3 John Pawson – Plain Space – London Museum

Architectural lighting – example 4 Modular lighting wall

Space Transformation Lighting Installation Lighting Product Design

lighting installation – Example 1 On the Right: Chris Fraser’s Light Installations

lighting installation – Example 2 Chris Fraser’s Light Installations

lighting installation – Example 3 Five Minutes Of Pure Sculpture by British artist Anthony McCall

lighting installation – Example 4 LED Light Art by Leo Villarea

Product Lighting design – Example 1 & 2

Product lighting Design – Example 3

Product lighting Design – Example 5

Product lighting Design – Example 4

“Light is the magical ingredient that makes or break a space; it is one of the most important elements in all my interiors” Benjamin Noriega – interior designer
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