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Prize(s) Winners in Hospitality Lighting Design
Lighting Design/Product Company Antumbra Lighting Design
Lead Designers Giuseppe Simone
Other Designer's names Maria Khoury
Architecture Company DKO
Interior Design Company DKO
Client Lucas Group
Photo Credits Tom Blachford
Other Credits MLP Light, Est Lighting, Lucian Light
Completion Date September 2024
Project Location Melbourne
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Entry Description

For our project, we drew profound inspiration from the enchanting essence of “Tokyo at Midnight,” where each corner of the city reveals a unique story, intricately woven through the dynamic interplay of light and shadow. This concept guided every aspect of our design, resulting in an immersive environment that captivates and intrigues.

Lighting serves as a pivotal element in our vision, establishing an inviting yet mysterious atmosphere. We meticulously crafted layers of illumination, highlighting hidden details that surprise and delight diners. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also enriches the overall dining experience, encouraging guests to explore and engage with their surroundings.

In essence, our design transforms the dining space into a narrative journey, where each moment is illuminated by the magic of Tokyo’s nocturnal charm.

Sustainability Approach

As part of our minimalist approach to lighting, light fittings are carefully located to illuminate only specific areas.

The lighting products have been sourced with the intention of being repairable and renewable with a warranty of 20 years.
Company Description

Antumbra is an independent lighting consultancy based in Melbourne Australia & Dublin Ireland with over 20 years of experience working in the lighting industry across multiple international markets.

The name "Antumbra" reflects the unique balance between illumination and shadow, a transition zone where light softly fades, creating depth and subtlety. This concept is central to the company's philosophy, where lighting is not merely functional but a medium to shape emotion, highlight architecture, and tell a story.