Explore Our Design Catalog
Use this catalog to identify preferred styles, design elements, and locations for our lighting.
This catalog will be referenced during our follow-up.
Focals
Where lighting anchors attention and defines the character of the space
Seating
Human-scale elements that determine comfort, duration, and spatial intimacy.
Walls
Vertical surfaces that frame experience and establish visual identity.
Bars
Functional gathering points where service, social interaction, and lighting converge.
Ceilings
The overhead plane that defines spatial volume and atmospheric tone.
Spatial Types
Foundational categories that define how light interacts with architecture
Parallels
Aligned linear runs that create motion and direction across a surface. Used to guide the eye and set flow in a space.
Patterns
Repeating geometry across a large surface. Creates high-impact visual texture and identity.
Portals
Light structures that mark entry, transition, or threshold space. Walking through them feels intentional and transformative.
Chandeliers
Suspended sculptural fixtures that draw focus into the center of the room. Acts as the signature piece, the anchor.
Outlines
Lighting that traces architectural edges and defines the shape of the room. Makes the structure itself the visual identity.
Accents
Soft supporting light layered behind surfaces, under ledges, along walkways. Atmospheric tone building, not the main feature.
Formwork
Architectural surfaces shaped with depth or relief, integrating light and shadow. This is where TERRACE / STRATA / PANEL relief lives.
Design Series
Stylistic vocabularies that define the visual language of your installation
Axis
Pure directional linear runs. Clean, minimal, architectural tone.
Infinity
Endless repetition that extends beyond the visible frame. Creates a sense of boundless scale and depth.
Waves
Fluid curvature and motion. Soft atmospheric geometry.
Glyph
Non-repeating rectilinear compositions inspired by symbolic mark-making. Unique to the site. Identity-oriented.
Terrace
Stepped depth across a plane, sculpted like carved stone or folded surfaces. Feels architectural, monumental.
Transitional
Lines that travel across planes to unify surfaces into one continuous field.
Kaleidoscope
Mirrored symmetry and multi-faceted patterns. Dimensional, immersive, energetic.