Light Planning
Light Planning
A technical document that guides every electrical decision on your project — before the walls close and the options narrow.
Lighting is one of the first decisions a project needs and one of the last things often thought about.
A whole-house lighting plan isn’t a curated list of designer lighting fittings. It’s a technical document that guides every electrical decision your project will rely on — circuits, zones, dimmer positions, control points, and fitting locations, room by room, before first fix.
Planning your Room Lighting
What’s involved
A light plan covers every decision between your brief and your electrician’s first fix.
01
Project Brief
Space type, dimensions, ceiling heights, how each area is used, and your design intent. Every bespoke lighting scheme starts here — the more we understand upfront, the more precisely the specification can be tailored to your project.
02
Technical Specification
Target lux levels, colour temperatures, CRI requirements, glare ratings, and estimated electrical load — all calibrated to your space type, daylight conditions, and design priorities.
03
Control Strategy
Dimming, scene setting, wireless lighting control, or full BMS integration. Lighting control systems — from straightforward dimmers to Lutron — are a first-fix decision, not a finishing touch. The right infrastructure shapes what’s possible for the life of the building.
04
Product Selection
Designer lighting fittings chosen for photometric performance and design intent — beam angles, driver specifications, IP ratings, and compatibility with your control system — not just for how they look in a catalogue.
