Lighting guide
Plan for the practical moments, then make room for atmosphere.
1. Begin with the room
Write down how you use the space through the day. Cooking, reading, getting ready and winding down each ask something different of light. Notice the natural light, the darker corners and any surfaces that reflect light back into the room.
2. Gather your measurements
Record room dimensions, ceiling height and the size of nearby furniture. Mark doors, walkways and the proposed position of each light. Compare your plan with the available product dimensions, including any suspension or projection measurements.
3. Build layers
Think about the light that fills the room, the light that supports an activity and the accents that add depth. These layers can help a space feel useful in one moment and restful in another. Position matters as much as the appearance of the fitting.
4. Consider tone and texture
Look at the colours and materials already in the room. Warm neutrals, textured surfaces and simple forms can be a useful starting point for an inviting interior. Compare finishes in the context of your space; screen images can appear different from the material in person.
5. Check the details before deciding
Review light source, output, dimensions, dimming compatibility and installation requirements in the available product information. Ask about anything that is unclear, including included components and suitability for the intended location. Discuss installation and placement with a qualified installer.
Bring your questions
Share the product link, your measurements and the detail you would like to confirm. For delivery and returns, check the information that applies to your item and address before ordering.