Schemes we're proud of.

A double-fronted family home with harsh, single-pendant rooms. The owners loved the house by day and avoided the living spaces by night. They wanted "somewhere you'd want to read, not be interrogated."

We layered the ground floor: warm-dim downlights on the perimeter, discreet picture lights, table-lamp circuits on five-amp sockets, and three scene presets on a single wall keypad — Morning, Supper and Wind-down.

A 1930s mansion flat mid-renovation. The kitchen wiring was original and unsafe, and the new island needed lighting that could switch from sharp prep-light to soft supper-glow.

A full kitchen rewire with a new sub-board, then a tuneable-white scheme: crisp linear light over the worktops, a warm pendant trio above the island, and under-cabinet strips on their own dimmer.

A small walled garden the owners only used in daylight. They wanted it to feel like an outdoor room in the evenings — without a single glaring floodlight.

Weatherproof low-level path lights, three warm uplights grazing the brickwork, and a hidden spot washing the fig tree — all on a dusk-to-dusk timer and a single garden circuit.

A tech-fluent couple with mismatched smart switches, a new EV on order, and no joined-up control. They wanted "everything in one app, and the car charged by morning."

We rationalised the lighting onto one platform with whole-home scenes, added a load-balanced 7kW charger to the driveway, and set an overnight off-peak charging schedule.