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Rooms that ask nothing of you
In the 21st century, we’ve watched as home design shifts to be practical and sociable, reflecting the high-productivity, always-on social environment many of us find ourselves in. Lots of our rooms…
The secret library: designing for disconnection
If you’ve ever sat down after a long day and felt your eyes turning square, you’re not alone. Only today, it’s not the TV set,…
Why steel feels right at home with Lumiere
Steel: the backbone of industry, associated with architecture and urban design. What you might not expect though, is how well steel can fit in both…
The entertainer’s corner: sparkling evenings at the home bar
Through the window, a golden summer sunset shimmers. Behind you, a pop and a clink. From the hallway, the sound of warm welcomes floats to…
Lumiere & the architecture of the everyday
We tend to think of architecture as external or monumental, yet the most influential architecture is often the internal spaces we move through daily. We…
A little room to breathe
Change is an inevitable part of life, though not always an easy one. The transition from family life to empty nesting can be a sensitive…
The 5am club is tired
We’ve all heard the phrase “the early bird gets the worm”. We’ve all seen influencers, authors, and CEOs extolling the benefits of a 5am alarm…
The homecoming sanctuary: designed for the quiet hour
The front door closes, the bags hit the floor. Immediately there’s noise of the TV in the background, inquisitive voices, the slam of a fridge…
Change without upheaval: renovating with Lumiere
For many years, a forever home was something that happened later in life. Today though, we’re holding on to our homes for longer by investing in spaces we already love and choosing to make them work for us, rather than upping sticks and moving on. This decision is rarely driven…
Lumiere: the change that changes everything
So many people feel frustrated that there’s always something that isn’t right with your home. Some kind of renovation that needs to be done. A room that needs extra work. A bothersome corner…
The rituals space: quiet mornings at the home bar
Mornings are often shaped by habits – small routines designed to move us on quickly and throw us headfirst into the day. Rituals are something…
Timeless versus tired: the role of nostalgia in interior design
The past always seems to have a way of finding its place in the present. The rooms we remember from our childhood homes are often defined by…
Making space for life’s moments: the rise of slow living
A world that rarely pauses can make it hard for us to pause with it. Constant stimulation, the juggle of responsibilities, endless noise, and news…