Lighting, Interior

Interior

Lighting

Lighting should reveal the architecture rather than compete with it.

Why we use it

BCG coordinates lighting early because framing, ceilings, cabinetry, switches, dimmers, and controls all depend on it.

Character

Quiet layers of ambient, task, accent, and exterior light can make a room feel calm at different times of day.

What we look for

Fixture quality, color temperature, dimming compatibility, control strategy, lead times, and serviceability.

Design considerations

Fixture placement should align with cabinetry, beams, art, mirrors, doors, and furniture plans.

Installation considerations

Blocking, switch locations, driver access, dimming compatibility, and trim installation need early decisions.

Common mistakes

Over-lighting rooms, mixing color temperatures, or placing recessed lights without regard for architecture.

Maintenance + aging

Drivers, lamps, transformers, and controls should remain accessible and documented for future service.