RJP
Coffered ceiling with concealed cove lighting above a twin-fireplace living room at dusk

Service

Lighting Design

Work with us

Layered circuits and scenes that change how a room feels from morning coffee to last thing at night.

Entrance hall with step-lit stone staircase, cove-lit cornice and brass globe pendants

Light, planned properly

Most homes have one bright circuit per room and a switch by the door. Good lighting is quieter than that — task, feature and ambient layers, each on its own circuit, dimmed to suit the hour.

We plan the lighting at the same time as the interior, so cable routes, driver locations and keypad positions are set while the walls are still open.

How it runs

01

Lighting plan

A room-by-room drawing showing every fitting, circuit and switch position, coordinated with the electrician before first fix.

02

Fitting specification

Fittings chosen for beam angle, colour temperature and glare control — not just how they look on a shelf.

03

Scene programming

Circuits grouped into scenes: morning, cooking, entertaining, film, away. One press instead of six switches.

04

Commissioning & handover

Levels tuned on site after dark, keypads engraved and labelled, and a written scene list left with you.

What's included

  • Circuit and fitting layouts
  • Colour temperature strategy
  • Dimming and driver specification
  • Keypad layout and engraving
  • Scene programming
  • On-site commissioning after dark
Engraved keypad with Recessed, Solar, Decorative and Blackout scenesBay-window living room with a brass chandelier, cove-lit cornice and lit alcove joineryBathroom lit by a coffered cove, backlit mirrors and a softly uplit stone bath

Let's talk about your project

Book a consultation