MiMA is a luxury residential tower composed of 663 rental units, 151 condo units, and 44,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Our lighting design brings out the warmth and richness of the variety of materials within MiMA. We employed LEDs throughout the project, helping MiMA achieve LEED Gold certification. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group

MiMA is a luxury residential tower composed of 663 rental units, 151 condo units, and 44,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Our lighting design brings out the warmth and richness of the variety of materials within MiMA. We employed LEDs throughout the project, helping MiMA achieve LEED Gold certification. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group

MiMA is a luxury residential tower composed of 663 rental units, 151 condo units, and 44,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Our lighting design brings out the warmth and richness of the variety of materials within MiMA. We employed LEDs throughout the project, helping MiMA achieve LEED Gold certification. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group

MiMA is a luxury residential tower composed of 663 rental units, 151 condo units, and 44,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Our lighting design brings out the warmth and richness of the variety of materials within MiMA. We employed LEDs throughout the project, helping MiMA achieve LEED Gold certification. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group

MiMA is a luxury residential tower composed of 663 rental units, 151 condo units, and 44,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Our lighting design brings out the warmth and richness of the variety of materials within MiMA. We employed LEDs throughout the project, helping MiMA achieve LEED Gold certification. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Rockwell Group

For Setai Condominiums, Focus worked to bring interest and dynamism to the lighting of the lobby, restaurant and residential rooms. Sleek architectural features throughout were highlighted to showcase the space's seamless integration of bold colors, refined modern decorative elements and accents of shimmering glass. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Robert D. Henry
 

For Setai Condominiums, Focus worked to bring interest and dynamism to the lighting of the lobby, restaurant and residential rooms. Sleek architectural features throughout were highlighted to showcase the space's seamless integration of bold colors, refined modern decorative elements and accents of shimmering glass. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Robert D. Henry
 

For Setai Condominiums, Focus worked to bring interest and dynamism to the lighting of the lobby, restaurant and residential rooms. Sleek architectural features throughout were highlighted to showcase the space's seamless integration of bold colors, refined modern decorative elements and accents of shimmering glass. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Robert D. Henry
 

Working with Ferguson Shamamian Architects, and Douglas Durkin Design, Focus helped convert a Tribeca loft into a sumptuous residential environment, allowing the spacious elements of the loft to be experienced through the intimacy of small art gallery sensibility. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Ferguson & Shamamian Architects

Working with Ferguson Shamamian Architects, and Douglas Durkin Design, Focus helped convert a Tribeca loft into a sumptuous residential environment, allowing the spacious elements of the loft to be experienced through the intimacy of small art gallery sensibility. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Ferguson & Shamamian Architects

Working with Ferguson Shamamian Architects, and Douglas Durkin Design, Focus helped convert a Tribeca loft into a sumptuous residential environment, allowing the spacious elements of the loft to be experienced through the intimacy of small art gallery sensibility. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Ferguson & Shamamian Architects

Working with Ferguson Shamamian Architects, and Douglas Durkin Design, Focus helped convert a Tribeca loft into a sumptuous residential environment, allowing the spacious elements of the loft to be experienced through the intimacy of small art gallery sensibility. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Ferguson & Shamamian Architects

For the lobby at this luxury apartment complex, colorful glass art installations are illuminated from above, casting brilliant shadows on the floor and wall. The colors and shapes of the illuminated glass balances the lobby's strong linear patterns and woodwork to create a captivating transition between the interior and exterior. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Phillip Koether Architects

For the lobby at this luxury apartment complex, colorful glass art installations are illuminated from above, casting brilliant shadows on the floor and wall. The colors and shapes of the illuminated glass balances the lobby's strong linear patterns and woodwork to create a captivating transition between the interior and exterior. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Phillip Koether Architects

For the lobby at this luxury apartment complex, colorful glass art installations are illuminated from above, casting brilliant shadows on the floor and wall. The colors and shapes of the illuminated glass balances the lobby's strong linear patterns and woodwork to create a captivating transition between the interior and exterior. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Phillip Koether Architects

For the lobby at this luxury apartment complex, colorful glass art installations are illuminated from above, casting brilliant shadows on the floor and wall. The colors and shapes of the illuminated glass balances the lobby's strong linear patterns and woodwork to create a captivating transition between the interior and exterior. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Phillip Koether Architects

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

Focus Lighting collaborated with architect Stephen Alton to create this stunning entrance to the Atlas residential complex in New York. The main feature of the lobby is a 12ft high, 18ft long backlit glass artwork. On the opposite wall a light sculpture designed by Paul Gregory and Stephen Alton - a projected image of light emitting from behind a wall.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Stephen Alton

The goal for this project was to highlight architectural features of the residence, while also creating an intimate living environment from which to observe the 360 degrees of NYC skyline views which the apartment affords. 

Location: New York, NY

The goal for this project was to highlight architectural features of the residence, while also creating an intimate living environment from which to observe the 360 degrees of NYC skyline views which the apartment affords. 

Location: New York, NY

The goal for this project was to highlight architectural features of the residence, while also creating an intimate living environment from which to observe the 360 degrees of NYC skyline views which the apartment affords. 

Location: New York, NY

The goal for this project was to highlight architectural features of the residence, while also creating an intimate living environment from which to observe the 360 degrees of NYC skyline views which the apartment affords. 

Location: New York, NY

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

For this modern, 2-story residence, the design team wanted to integrate modern lighting treatments into the clean architectural design of the space to create an open space that felt warm and inviting. The centerpiece of the space is a glass staircase which is internally illuminated with LEDs.

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Frederic Schwartz Architects

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The lighting at The Schumacher aims to recapture the building's historic character, while bringing subtle touches of modernity to the entry. Carefully concealed fixtures mounted to the building's exterior make it feel grand and elegant. In the lobby, existing ceiling vaults were highlighted as a special feature, with glowing ceiling coves and quiet downlights for contemporary flair. Vines on cables in the building's interior courtyard were illuminated with tight LED beams to maximize their verticality. 

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Landscape Design: Ken Smith Workshop
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Ryan Fischer

The challenge at Sky was to design luxury residences with world-class amenities using only LED sources. Choices were made at every opportunity to select the most dramatic layer of light in the space and eliminate fill lighting. The lighting design creates a unique, well-curated experience with the most minimal lighting footprint possible. 

Location: New York, NY
Developer: Moinian Group
Architect: Rockwell Group
Photography: Evan Joseph

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Lighting at The Eugene, a luxury residential tower in New York City's Manhattan West neighborhood, relies heavily on decorative lighting to complement the interior's elegant, hand-crafted character. Close collaboration with the interior designer allowed the team to develop decorative lighting solutions that succeed equally as sources of illumination as they do aesthetically.

Location: New York, NY
Interior Design: Roman and Williams
Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lighting for Metal Shutter Houses blends seamlessly with the building's clean, minimal aesthetic. Art accents were recessed in structural concrete slabs, allowing for minimal ceiling buildup, and a refined view from the street. Motorized perforated metal shutters on the facade provide a degree of privacy, and create a soft glow on the facade at night.  

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Shigeru Ban

 

The lighting for Metal Shutter Houses blends seamlessly with the building's clean, minimal aesthetic. Art accents were recessed in structural concrete slabs, allowing for minimal ceiling buildup, and a refined view from the street. Motorized perforated metal shutters on the facade provide a degree of privacy, and create a soft glow on the facade at night.  

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Shigeru Ban

 

The lighting for Metal Shutter Houses blends seamlessly with the building's clean, minimal aesthetic. Art accents were recessed in structural concrete slabs, allowing for minimal ceiling buildup, and a refined view from the street. Motorized perforated metal shutters on the facade provide a degree of privacy, and create a soft glow on the facade at night.  

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Shigeru Ban

 

The lighting for Metal Shutter Houses blends seamlessly with the building's clean, minimal aesthetic. Art accents were recessed in structural concrete slabs, allowing for minimal ceiling buildup, and a refined view from the street. Motorized perforated metal shutters on the facade provide a degree of privacy, and create a soft glow on the facade at night.  

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Shigeru Ban

 

The lighting for Metal Shutter Houses blends seamlessly with the building's clean, minimal aesthetic. Art accents were recessed in structural concrete slabs, allowing for minimal ceiling buildup, and a refined view from the street. Motorized perforated metal shutters on the facade provide a degree of privacy, and create a soft glow on the facade at night.  

Location: New York, NY
Architect: Shigeru Ban

 

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

For this 30,000sf townhouse, the lighting team was challenged to create a design that celebrates unique architectural moments throughout, as well as the owner’s world-class art collection, while simultaneously conveying a sense of home and comfortability. Through close collaboration with the architect and interior designer, the lighting team seamlessly integrated rich layers of light throughout. A custom, house-wide control system allows the client to tailor each room’s ambience to their specific needs.

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

At 15 Kensington Palace Gardens, we were challenged to integrate lighting into spaces where the architecture was landmarked, re We added art lighting track accent lights and linear LED uplights in crown molding. We integrated a variable white light panel in a faux skylight that transitions the color temperature of the light over the course of the day.

The dining room is lit primarily from the cove using a variable white linear LED uplight that allows for transitioning the color temperature of the light throughout the course of the day.

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

With the lighting design approach for this 60,000sf high end amenities space, Focus Lighting was determined to recreate an abstract yet natural feeling environment in this subterranean world. Focus focused on illuminating the sweeping volumes with lighting guided by circadian rhythms. As the light shifts from the warm tones of sunrise to cooler daylight tones, the feeling of the space is transformed. Lighting was carefully integrated into the undulating architecture to create an organic and variable lighting scheme that felt both comfortable and bold.

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Rockwell Group

Photography: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Dufner Heighes

Architect: HTO-Architect

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Dufner Heighes

Architect: HTO-Architect

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Dufner Heighes

Architect: HTO-Architect

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: New York, NY

Interior Designer: Dufner Heighes

Architect: HTO-Architect

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.

Location: Hudson Valley, NY

Architect: Nancy Mah

Photographer: Ryan Fischer

The lines between inside and out are blurred into one glowing landscape at this modern home in upstate NY.  Charged with the challenge to create a house that felt like a lantern glowing in the forest, the lighting designers filled each room with soft light bouncing off warm materials and emanating through the walls of glazing.  To amplify the feeling of interconnection with the surrounding landscape, hidden accents lights were placed around corners and beneath overhangs to gently throw light into the surrounding foliage.  The resulting composition established this residence as a beacon in the dark woods.