We worked on two separate projects for the prestigious Rotunda in the heart of Birmingham. The first; a 360°, 4 metre high LED screen to cap the top of the building, used for displaying artwork, information and advertising. The second; in the reception entrance to the building, ...

The award winning design of the equestrian centre, designed by Seth Stein Architects comprises stables, paddock and menage. Lighting is introduced ans an integral part od the architecture. All light is of indirect nature bouncing of warm surfaces creating a soft ambient light.

A converted Victorian Post Office, housing five spectacular loft apartments and an arts complex.

Look mum, no paint. Plenty of colour however. This converted mews house is practically an essay in lighting theory: a perfectly white interior, rendered in any palette of the owners choosing at the touch of a button. The light is cleverly shared between the various spaces of ...

Place Saint-Sulpice Residence, Paris

Film Noir was the inspiration for the exterior lighting to this mixed use development. What was lit was just as important to the architect as what was not. The vertical lighting to the main facade was specifically lit to be seen from a distance as well as ...

How little light can one put into a space and yet have enough light, and good lighting? The particularly minimal approach by the architect required the ceiling to be kept free from pendants, downlights or slots. Our solution was to utilise the windows as main ambient light ...

This high end residential family home required a complete interior transformation and Mindseye were brought on board by Make architects to do just that. A private residential Grade II dwelling in the heart of London’s fashionable Notting Hill district; this five storey house has been completely transformed. ...

Considered minimal, calm, and ultimately cool. A property developer, used to commissioning leading architects, working with his own in house architect, designed this oasis of tranquillity and taste. Mindseye was the obvious choice to deliver an understated lighting scheme. No clutter, no fuss, just light.

The emphasis for the design is on concealed lighting, with light used as a space defining tool. The journey from street level up to each apartment is shaped through colour and intensity of light, with the occupant being able to shape their own space through the delivery ...