Public spaces are where hospitality brands express themselves most dramatically. From the soaring lobby that creates first impressions to the intimate corridor that guides guests to their rooms, every space requires careful consideration of brand identity, guest experience, and operational efficiency.
BY SPACE TYPE
Lobby & Reception
The first impression and lasting memory — dramatic arrival experiences that define brand identity.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
24-hour operation, daylight integration, multiple scene requirements
Corridors & Circulation
Guiding guests through the property while maintaining brand continuity and wayfinding.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
Energy efficiency, maintenance access, consistent appearance
Ballrooms & Conference
Flexible spaces requiring multiple configurations for diverse events and functions.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
Scene flexibility, partition coordination, blackout capability
Pool & Beach
Resort amenities requiring weather-resistant fixtures and dramatic nighttime appeal.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
IP68 for underwater, glare control, astronomical scheduling
Elevators & Lift Lobbies
Transition spaces that maintain brand experience between floors.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
Compact fixtures, heat management, car integration
Back of House
Staff areas requiring functional lighting for operational efficiency.
LIGHTING ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS
High efficacy, robust fixtures, easy maintenance
SCENE CONTROL
| Scene | Typical Use | Ambient Level | Accent Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day Bright | High-traffic daytime hours | 100% | 60% |
| Day Soft | Relaxed daytime atmosphere | 70% | 80% |
| Evening | Transition to night mode | 50% | 100% |
| Night | Late night / early morning | 30% | 80% |
| Event | Special functions | Variable | 100% |
| Cleaning | Maintenance mode | 100% | 100% |
Public space scenes are typically scheduled via astronomical clock with manual override capability for events.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Hierarchy
Create visual importance through light levels — brightest at focal points, softer at edges
Layering
Combine ambient, accent, and decorative lighting for depth and flexibility
Brand Alignment
Color temperature and fixture style consistent with brand identity
Daylight Integration
Complement natural light and provide smooth transitions
Energy Optimization
Scheduling, occupancy sensing, and daylight harvesting
Maintenance Access
Fixture selection and positioning for operational efficiency
24-HOUR OPERATION
Hotel public spaces operate around the clock, requiring lighting that adapts to changing needs while maintaining brand consistency and energy efficiency.
Morning Rush
6-10 AM: Bright, energetic for breakfast and departures
Daytime
10 AM-5 PM: Balanced with daylight, business activity
Evening
5 PM-11 PM: Dramatic, welcoming for arrivals and dining
Late Night
11 PM-6 AM: Subdued, security-focused, energy saving
DESIGNING PUBLIC SPACES?
From grand lobbies to intimate corridors, we create public space lighting that defines hospitality brands.