PT. deLighting Raya Bali

One thing about hotel lighting: if people stop and stare when they walk in, you did it right. 🙏

For this project at The Chedi Muscat, we wanted the lighting to feel soft, warm and calm without losing the scale of the architecture. The hanging lanterns bring the huge space down to a more human level, while the indirect lighting keeps the arches clean and peaceful instead of harsh.

Good lighting in hospitality is never just about brightness. It’s about atmosphere, balance, and making people feel something the second they enter.

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porcelain, but not how you expect it. 🤫

each piece is perforated so the light doesn’t just come out… it leaks through.
that’s why you get that soft glow + all those tiny shadows instead of one harsh beam.

we kept the light warm and low so the material does the work, not the brightness.
it’s more about texture and depth than “lighting up” the room.

this is what happens when the fixture becomes the atmosphere.

save this if you’re into lighting that actually changes a space.

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