Lighting is one of the most powerful tools in shaping how we feel in a space, yet it remains one of the least taught skills in design education. Architects, interior designers, and homeowners can spend countless hours perfecting materials, layouts, and colour palettes — only to overlook the one element that brings it all to […]

Why Daylight is Essential for Health Daylight is the gold standard in lighting—it’s what humans have evolved under for millions of years, shaping our internal clocks, energy levels, and overall well-being. In modern homes, however, we often don’t get nearly enough of it. With indoor lighting levels typically ranging from 100–500 lux (the equivalent of […]

Context Matters: Designing for Wellbeing Lighting design begins long before a light is ever switched on — it starts with understanding the context of the home. The relationship between the building and its surroundings plays a key role in creating a healthy environment. Natural light, views, and how spaces are used throughout the day inform […]

Designing for Flow and Functionality Week two of our Healthy Lighting Home journey focuses on the heart of the home – the Kitchen, Living, and Dining Room. Life unfolds in these interconnected spaces, from morning coffees to lively family dinners and quiet evening moments. Designing lighting for these multifunctional areas requires balancing practical needs with […]

Lighting Challenges Welcome to the first post in our series where we guide you through the journey of creating a Healthy Lit Home. We begin with the heart of any home: the Kitchen, Living, and Dining Room. These spaces are some of the most commonly designed areas in modern homes, yet they can be some […]

When was the last time you gazed upon the night sky, free from the intrusive glow of streetlights and cityscapes? Imagine stepping into the darkness and witnessing the universe in its full, unadulterated splendour. The Skellig Coast Dark Sky Festival offers a chance to reconnect with the cosmos in one of the world’s few Gold […]