Where living and creating come together

home & living

Pelt

A lighting plan for a home with a studio for a creative entrepreneur

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This home is more than just a place to come back to. It also provides space for the creative process of a Belgian handbag and leather goods designer. Living and working flow naturally into one another, each with its own atmosphere but connected as one thoughtful whole, and the lighting follows that same philosophy throughout the entire house.

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  • verlichting nieuwbouw villa
  • verlichting nieuwbouw villa
  • werkverlichting atelier

From peaceful living to precision work

a home with contrasts

In the living areas, warm, indirect light provides peace and a sense of security, while focused accents bring materials, art objects, and architectural details to life.

When you step into the studio from there, the focus shifts: clear and functional light takes priority, precisely tailored to the fine and detailed work that happens there every day.

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“A house with a studio requires two types of light that must still come from the same hand.”

Joris,

Lichthuis

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  • verlichting nieuwbouw villa
  • verlichting nieuwbouw villa

“Every space in a house needs its own rhythm, and light must follow that too.”

Stefanie,

lighting architect

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  • badkamer verlichting concept

Outside, the light continues the architecture

inside versus outside

Facades, greenery, and sightlines are purposefully highlighted without overpowering the night. This creates a home where light doesn’t just support what happens.

But it also defines the transition between living, working, and creating, from the first sketch to the last light at night.

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  • buitenverlichting woning ontwerp

Have our projects started you dreaming?

Curious about what light can do for your space? Schedule a no-obligation introductory meeting with one of our lighting architects.