Interior Light Design
Transform interiors with our designer lighting solutions. We create unique environments, using light as an artistic tool to enhance spaces and reflect your style. Each project is a bespoke work of art that enhances architectural features and infuses warmth and well-being. Our passion for design transforms every space into a place of charm and personality.
Luigia Restaurant
Scenographic Lighting
For the newly opened Luigia restaurant in Basel, Studio Light Mariano designed a dramatic lighting project that enhances the interior spaces and the entrance through an integrated system of lights, strips of lamps, and illuminated signs. This project was designed to create an immersive experience, guiding diners from the doorstep to their table.
Reggio Calabria
Scenographic Lighting
A satin-finish black luminous arch dominates and redesigns the space with a contemporary, dramatic presence, while a sequence of multicolored bulbs fills the interior with energy and movement. Light becomes a backdrop, changing the atmosphere and transforming the bar into an immersive experience, creating a high-impact visual effect for commercial interior design.
Sorrento Hotel
Illuminated Entrance
In the heart of Sorrento, amidst cliffs and gardens suspended above the sea, hospitality meets luminous design. A monumental arch defines the entrance, a distinctive feature in the Mediterranean landscape, complemented by a decorative rose window and an integrated structure that transforms the entrance into a memorable visual experience. An architectural lighting project designed for luxury hotels and boutique hospitality, where light becomes a symbol of identity and hospitality.
Peperì
The facade of the Peperi restaurant is a harmonious fusion of elegance and warmth, designed to welcome customers into a unique atmosphere.
Le Vin De L’Assassin
Choosing to decorate a space with decorative lights is an investment in the future: the beauty of craftsmanship and light enhances every space, giving people a unique experience.
Palazzo Roma
The former Cineteatro Roma in Ostuni was returned to the White City thanks to the foresight of Italian-Swiss banker Renè De Picciotto. The theater, designed by architect Lucia Bianco and engineer Luciano Ostuni, features a multifunctional stage area, a gallery, and a large internal courtyard reconstructed in the typical style of open southern courtyards.
