Modern Whole-House Lighting Plan

I have a new residential build that needs a complete lighting concept—every room, façade, and outdoor living space included. The brief is firmly modern and minimalist, yet I still want each beam to celebrate the architecture and the surrounding landscaping rather than simply “fill rooms with light.”

Here is what I expect:

• A coordinated layout showing fixture positions, switching, and circuiting for the entire property—indoor and outdoor.
• A curated fixture schedule that fits the minimalist aesthetic while meeting lumen requirements and local code.
• Photorealistic renders or annotated 3-D views that let me “walk through” the design before I sign off.

I typically review plans in AutoCAD, SketchUp, or Revit, and I’m happy to receive daylight-simulation files from Dialux or similar software if that speeds your workflow. Please share residential examples that show how you balanced clean lines with architectural accents; I’m especially interested in any projects where you used grazing or uplighting to draw attention to exterior textures or landscape features.

When you reply, outline your step-by-step process (concept, selection, calculation, visualization, revisions) and note how many rounds of tweaks you include in the fee. I’m ready to move quickly once I see a portfolio that proves you can turn minimalist fittings into meaningful emphasis lighting across an entire home.