Lighting in Design Q4 2024

The double volume lobby arrival area, featuring the pitched roofs and concealed lighting detail.

The central dining room, fea turing bespoke furniture, lighting and fittings.

space within the larger open-plan layout. Outdoor lighting The outdoor terraces and pool area echo the resort-like quality of the Winelands Villa, with lighting that transitions smoothly from day to night. A floating pool island is framed by soft perimeter lighting, creating a striking reflection in the water that adds depth and elegance to the pool area. Meanwhile, a long, sleek canopy extends over the terrace, equipped with integrated lighting that provides both shelter and ambience. The lighting here not only highlights the architectural lines but also frames the surrounding landscape, ensuring that the beauty of the environment remains a focal point even after sunset. Spa-like serenity In the master suite, ARRCC’s lighting design continues to enhance the home’s connection to nature. The ensuite bathroom is bathed in soft, diffused light, allowing for a relaxing, spa-like experience. Expansive windows frame views of the natural landscape, and carefully positioned task lighting near the mirrors ensures a functional yet gentle illumination. The lighting’s warm tones reflect off the neutral surfaces, creating a serene retreat that feels at once connected to nature and deeply personal. ARRCC’s Winelands Villa exemplifies how thoughtful lighting can transform a space, creating not only functional but emotionally resonant interiors. From the naturally lit central pavilion to the glowing stone textures and resort-like terraces, lighting is integral to the villa’s contemporary yet

timeless appeal. This harmonious play of light, material, and space demonstrates ARRCC’s ability to blend modern luxury with the tranquillity of the Cape Winelands. The main kitchen dually flows into the living room area and outdoor section, with 360 views of the surrounding mountains.

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LiD Q4 - 2024