Blog: A new lighting design case study in North Yorkshire
A photoshoot for a new lighting design case study highlighting the relationship between lighting design and interior design
Lighting for a converted Yorkshire farmhouse and barns
Internal and external lighting design for a complex of barns and farm buildings in North Yorkshire. It's a lovely, welcoming family house to light.
Ligthting brings out the colour and texture of the materials in this lovely converted Yorkshire farmhouse
From the moment you round the corner in the driveway to see the stone arch leading to the courtyad beyone, it's clear that this Yorkshire farmhouse is something special. The lighting scheme is simple and pared back; we've highlighted focal points and made the most of the extraordinary spaces, colours and textures.
The kitchen is a warm, welcoming family space at the heart of the house
The interior design for the house was done by our clients. It has a lovely restrained yet luxurious feel with the focus on the features of the architecture. The lighting was developed collaboratively to make sure we were supporting our clients' vision of the house and how they wanted it to feel.
The Entertainment Hall leading off the kitchen is an amazing double-height space.
The Entertainment Hall leads off the kitchen. It's a large, double-height space with a large dining table and a cosy seating area with large, soft sofas around an enormous fireplace. The feature wall is uplit with high powered linear LED fittings that throw light right the way into the roof space. Large rattan decorative fittings light the dining table.
Even the smallest rooms benefit from sympathetic lighting
The bathrooms demonstrate our clients' sense of fun and style. Two very different rooms, two very different feels but the lighting in both cases supports the interior design.
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