Lighting as Architecture
The best outdoor spaces are designed to transition seamlessly from day to night. While furniture anchors the space during daylight hours, lighting defines it after sunset. Together, they create an environment that is usable, beautiful, and inviting at any hour.
Layered Lighting Principles
Just as in interior design, outdoor lighting works in layers. Ambient lighting provides general illumination. Task lighting focuses on dining tables and reading nooks. Accent lighting highlights architectural features and furniture silhouettes.
Positioning Around Furniture
A dining table benefits from a pendant hung 75-90 cm above the surface. Lounge seating calls for softer light — floor lamps or lanterns placed beside armchairs create intimate pools of light.
Choosing the Right Fixtures
Look for IP65-rated fittings that resist water ingress. Warm white colour temperature (2700K-3000K) complements the natural tones of aluminium, teak, and woven materials.
Visit our collections to find furniture that looks stunning at night as it does by day.
