One of life’s great paradoxes is that the very thing that enables us to see is actually invisible.
Light remains invisible until it arrives on a surface. Then the questions and options start – especially if you’re thinking about using light to shape your home, work, or any other interior or exterior environment that is important to you.
Designing with light has so many variables – find out how to maximise its impact and bring your interiors to life with our 10 steps to creating a story with light.

If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, wellness architecture and design is a growing trend that incorporates healthy living into new and existing homes. Paul Scialla established the International WELL Building Institute in order to set wellness design standards, and defines it as such: “All the elements that surround us indoor air quality, water quality, lighting, thermal, acoustics, biophilic elements… have a direct impact on our respiratory, cardiovascular, immune, cognitive, digestive, and sleep health outcomes.”

Your home is your sanctuary, your safe place, a refuge for you and your loved ones. What would it mean to you and your family if your home…
 Was more comfortable to live the year round?
 Was safer and healthier for you and your family?
 Required less energy to heat and cool?
 Reduced your overall environmental impact
Seem too good to be true? Not at all…