Three Apartments With Extra Special Lighting Schemes

In this article, we explore three rather unique apartments produced by Viarde‘s creative team of designers and CG artists. Each apartment has many beautiful design features that make it stand out from the crowd, but perhaps the best is its extraordinary lighting. So, let’s explore this trio of apartment designs filled with forward-thinking illumination and get enlightened on gorgeous home lighting!

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A bright idea: This modular ceiling light consists of Y-shaped pieces arranged end-to-end to create a stunning branch-like pathway over the length of this living room, spreading the glow evenly across the seating area. Around the room’s edges, recessed lighting glows from the perimeter of a dropped ceiling panel. In the dining area, multiple small pendant lights are suspended over the table at varying lengths, cascading like raindrops.

The glossy entertainment wall unit stands out with the addition of colorful LEDs at its border, giving the TV and games area a high-tech look.

A nearby bookcase and storage unit is lit from the top, casting a hazy light down the cascading shelves and cupboard door fronts.

Large lighting cans give this contemporary bedroom scheme a dramatic look, providing a practical amount of light above the headboard for reading. A pelmet light softly glows on the curtains.

A letterbox lightbox shines from the run of built-in wardrobes.

A track of moveable cans creates a flexible lighting scheme over this lounge.

Recessed lighting is neat and on point in this luxury dressing area.

A glow around the ceiling perimeter and mirror edge evokes a delicate look in this fresh bathroom.

Dramatic rings of light echo the circular shape of this shower room.

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Floor lights create chic uplighting in the hallway.

In the second apartment, stairlights keep things clear underfoot.

Directional lights are perfect for an unusually shaped layout like this one.

An oversized pendant light makes a great addition to any dining area.

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In the third apartment, these wooden slat room dividers are lit from above by their recessed light wells.

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