Surface area: 300 m2
Architecture:
MUGARA arkitektura
Client: Private individual
IN PROGRESS
The lighting design is conceived as a continuous spatial sequence, intended to accompany and reinforce the character of each area. In the more intimate spaces, lighting is punctual and focused, creating contained and comfortable atmospheres. In contrast, the common areas are treated with diffuse and indirect lighting that extends across walls and ceilings, unifying the space and enhancing its open character.
In intermediate and circulation areas, light takes on a functional and orienting role. On the ground floor, it is positioned at lower levels to facilitate visual tasks. On the first-floor walkway, it acts as a guiding light that accompanies movement and reinforces the spatial reading.
Ambient ceiling lighting strengthens the architectural concept and expands the perception of space. The reflection of the wood adds a warm, lived-in and enveloping quality. Likewise, the lighting of vertical planes and the cavities between floors evokes the presence of natural light, maintaining coherence between daytime and nighttime perception.
In this way, lighting supports the transition between different areas, reveals spatial connections, and builds a narrative of gradual discovery throughout the home.