A Guest Post by Scott Stephenson
In retrofit projects, lighting conversations often begin with a limitation. The client wants a more polished, layered environment. They want rooms that feel warmer at night, more comfortable during the day, and more intentional overall. But the house itself may not cooperate.
The ceilings may not be worth opening. The existing wiring may only support a few fixtures. The architecture may be too valuable, too delicate, or simply too expensive to disrupt in pursuit of a full lighting rebuild.
