We design lighting compositions for gardens, courtyards, and terraces, highlighting natural lines and spatial depth. Fixtures are discreetly integrated into the landscape — embedded along paths, under benches, or within foliage. Using micro-luminaires and soft reflection, we guide visitors naturally while preserving a sense of serenity and mystery.

Our signature service recreates lunar illumination using elevated light sources calibrated to replicate the color temperature and shadow diffusion of real moonlight. We simulate orbital position and intensity curves across the year. The result — landscapes that glow naturally even on moonless nights. Perfect for luxury estates, resorts, and botanical gardens.

We enhance facades, pergolas, and structural features with layered accent lighting that complements the garden’s rhythm. Our approach emphasizes materials — sandstone, concrete, glass — with different optics for each surface. Combined with motion or ambient sensors, buildings breathe softly with the night rather than shining aggressively.

Water is the soul of nocturnal design. We use submersible luminaires, ripple-reactive sensors, and fiber optics to bring ponds, pools, and fountains to life. The interplay of water and light creates reflections that dance like living brushstrokes — delicate, fluid, and hypnotic.

Our integrated control systems allow programmable lighting scenes based on time, presence, or event mode. Clients can create dynamic transitions — from “Evening Calm” to “Celebration Mode” — all managed via smartphone or voice assistant. Each sequence is optimized for visual comfort and energy efficiency.

We offer periodic system checks, lens cleaning, and luminaire calibration to preserve optical quality. Clients also receive upgrade recommendations for future technologies such as adaptive daylight sensors or battery-backed autonomous lights. For architects, we provide consulting on integrating lighting infrastructure at the design stage, ensuring flawless harmony between architecture and illumination.