Decorative & Statement Lighting
Statement fixtures selected as part of the interior composition rather than an isolated purchase, coordinated with ceiling height, material palette and the overall lighting layers of the room. Whether the approach calls for a restrained, low-contrast scheme — as in the Al Barsha villa — or a clear feature piece anchoring a reception or living space, decorative lighting is chosen against the rest of the plan, not before it.
Ideal applications
- Living and dining rooms
- Hotel lobbies
- Retail feature walls
- Entrances and staircases
Technical considerations
- Scale and proportion against ceiling height
- Coordination with ambient and task layers
- Material and finish alignment with the interior palette
How it fits the rest of the project.
Decorative fixtures are selected once the ambient and task layers are set, so a statement piece adds to the room's hierarchy instead of competing with recessed and cove lighting already in the plan.
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Frequently asked
Can Luxray select a statement fixture for our entrance?
Decorative fixture selection is developed as part of the interior lighting plan, coordinated with the surrounding design.
Should decorative lighting be chosen before or after the rest of the lighting plan?
After — decorative pieces are selected once the ambient and task lighting layers are set, so scale, brightness and colour temperature all work together.