Lighting consulting / Introduction

Decision support

Answers before they cost you money

Lighting decisions are still driven by half-information. A one-hour conversation is often worth more than comparing three quotes.

Consulting answers specific questions: will this luminaire be enough, what do CRI and UGR mean on the datasheet, is the more expensive version worth the price, and what can't be fixed afterward. The result isn't a set of design documents but answers you can act on.

Most inquiries come from interior architects and interior designers: the concept is there, only the right light needs to be chosen for it. In these cases, a luminaire recommendation with specific types is prepared alongside the studio's plan.

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Decision support

How I can help

Four typical areas of questions

The consulting topics people contact me about most often.

Product selection

Reading datasheets, comparing types, finding alternatives.

Professional training

For teams: what's worth knowing about lighting technology today.

Quote review

What a quote you received actually includes, and what's missing from it.

Concept review

Review of an existing lighting plan before it goes to installation.

Who it's for

The people who contact me most often

For those whose project treats light as just one detail, but who don't want to lose out on it.

Interior architects and designers

The concept is there; the choice of luminaires is the open question.

Clients

Anyone facing a decision who wants to be well informed.

Contractors

Electricians who bring the plan to life on site.