Projects

Wandsworth Common Townhouse

Wandsworth Common Townhouse uses a warm, layered lighting design to make these contemporary homes feel comfortable and inviting. Discreet downlights, pendants, wall lights and concealed LED details highlight the architecture, joinery and natural materials. Outside, soft garden and façade lighting adds depth, safety and a welcoming glow after dark.

West Side Common

West Side Common is our first retrofit PassivHaus, designed in collaboration with clients deeply committed to sustainability.

York Buildings

York Buildings uses layered lighting to create a warm, dramatic atmosphere throughout this restored Grade II listed home. Concealed LEDs, feature pendants and decorative wall lights highlight the rich materials, joinery, staircase and spa areas.

Kensington, London | Lighting Case Study | All Square Lighting

Kensington, LondonType: ResidentialLocation: Kensington, LondonYear: 2021Architects: Nash Baker Architects (www.nashbaker.co.uk)Product Used: TubeSpot Micro Track SpotlightsLV Trimless TrackFade Adjustable DownlightPrem 10 LED Strip Malvern Court - London The Malvern Court project was an extensive refurbishment of an apartment in South Kensington, London, working alongside, [...]

Notting Hill Townhouse

Notting Hill Townhouse required a lighting design approach that balanced the character of a Victorian villa with the needs of a fully rebuilt contemporary family home.

Brompton Square

Brompton Square is a carefully considered lighting design project set within a distinguished Grade II listed townhouse in Knightsbridge.

Malvern Court

Malvern Court required a lighting design approach that supported the complete reworking of the apartment, helping to bring clarity, flow and atmosphere to what had previously been a disconnected series of small rooms.

The Ledbury

The Ledbury’s lighting design was developed to reflect the quiet confidence of a three Michelin-starred restaurant, creating an intimate and refined dining experience. Warm, controlled lighting highlights the textured mycelium wall, natural materials and table settings, adding depth without distracting from the food.

South Bank Tower

Southbank Tower uses refined, layered lighting to create a warm and elegant pied-à-terre overlooking St Paul’s Cathedral and the London skyline. Decorative pendants and discreet architectural lighting add atmosphere, comfort and flexibility while keeping the focus on the views beyond.

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