Residential Lighting Design & Installation

Evenly spaced cans in a grid light a floor, not a room. We lay out recessed lighting around what you actually use — the counter, the reading chair, the artwork — and keep the fixtures off the ceiling's centerline where that reads better.

Colour temperature matters as much as placement. We standardise on a consistent Kelvin value across a floor so one room does not read blue next to another, and we specify high-CRI lamps in kitchens and bathrooms where colour rendering shows.

Most complaints about LED dimming come from a mismatch between the driver and the dimmer, not from the LEDs themselves. Buzzing, a dead zone at the bottom of the range, and flicker are all avoidable with a compatible pairing.

We specify the dimmer against the fixture's driver, and we test the full range before we leave.

A ceiling fan needs a listed fan-rated box — a standard lighting box is not designed to carry a moving load, and this is one of the most common defects we find in homes where a previous owner did the work themselves.

Heavy chandeliers, sloped ceilings, two-storey foyers and outdoor-rated locations each have their own requirements. We handle the access and the support, not just the wiring.