What You Get

Five Pillars of Excellence

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Function

Lighting that supports the purpose of every space — visual comfort, task efficiency, and precise specifications tailored to each activity.

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Atmosphere

Light defines mood and character. Warm, serene, dramatic, or luxurious — harmonizing with architecture and interior identity.

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Experience

Enhancing brand and spatial experience. From boutique retail and hospitality to premium residential, lighting makes spaces more photogenic, immersive, and memorable.

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Value

Thoughtful lighting maximizes longterm value: reducing revisions, optimizing energy, and elevating the perceived quality of the environment.

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Future-Ready

Lighting design considers how technology supports daily life — from automation and dimming to humancentric smart systems that elevate comfort, efficiency, and control.

Our Methodology

Design Process

01

Preliminary Design

  • Understanding the project goals and client vision
  • Site visit & assessment of existing conditions
  • Identifying brand identity, mood, and user requirements
  • Collecting architectural, interior, and MEP information, including project timeline
02

Concept Design

  • Lighting design concept
  • Defining mood, tone, color temperature, and ambience and Exploring lighting scenarios (day, evening, feature lighting)
  • Fixture research
  • Creating conceptual fixture schedule
03

Schematic Design

  • Basic lighting calculation
  • Preliminary fixture schedule
  • Preliminary lighting plan
  • Preliminary lighting control system
04

Design Development

  • Lighting plans
  • Lighting control plan & schedule . Lighting details where applicable
05

Technical Document

  • Update and review lighting plan & schedule
  • Update and review fixture schedule with material list
  • Review mock up
  • Review price list
06

Construction Document

  • Review of construction drawings and documents
  • Respond to request for information from various parties
  • Periodic site visit
  • Inform client of progress on site
  • Designing the lighting scenes for all area in scope
07

Construction Monitoring

  • Monitor lighting works to ensure compliance with approved design and specifications
  • Verify lighting fixture type, location, and installation quality
  • Provide technical guidance and coordination during construction
08

Testing and Commisioning

  • Aiming and focusing of the lighting equipment
  • Work with the lighting control programmer to find tune the scene setting and brightness adjustment
09

Hand over

  • BAST
  • Summary of completed scope
  • Pending scope (if any)
  • Client acceptance signoff

"We ensure precision, mood, and efficiency — from concept to handover"

Educational

Fundamental Knowledge

Understanding the science behind great lighting design

CCT - Correlated Color Temperature

CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) is a measurement that describes the color appearance of light produced by a light source — whether it looks warm (yellowish) or cool (bluish).

Key points:

  • Unit: Kelvin (K)
  • Lower CCT = warmer, yellow/orange light
  • Higher CCT = cooler, white/blue light
Color Temperature Scale (Kelvin)

CRI - Color Rendering Index

CRI (Color Rendering Index) is a measurement of how accurately a light source reveals the true colors of objects compared to natural sunlight.

Key points:

  • Scale: 0–100
    • CRI 100 = colors look very natural (same as sunlight).
    • CRI 80–90 = good for general lighting.
    • CRI 90+ = excellent for retail, art, makeup, hospitality.
  • Purpose: To evaluate color quality and how realistic objects appear under that light.
Color Rendering Index Scale

Illuminance vs Luminance

Illuminance = light received by a surface, not the light produced by a lamp.

Example:

  • A desk lit by a lamp with 500 lux → suitable for reading or working.
  • A hallway might only need 100–150 lux.

Luminance is the measure of how bright a surface appears to the human eye.

It describes the visible brightness emitted or reflected from a surface in a specific direction.

Luminance vs Illuminance