Uskov RenovationsArchitectural Lighting
Lighting built into the structure of the room — LED lines that travel across a ceiling and continue down a wall, recessed profiles, illuminated niches — rather than a fitting bolted on afterwards. confirm current service area
What's Possible
Every lighting scheme is designed into the specific room — features below depend on your layout and quotation. Where the law requires a qualified electrician, we arrange that as part of the project.
Wall-to-Ceiling Light Lines
A single continuous LED line that starts on a wall and carries on seamlessly across the ceiling.
Recessed Linear Profiles
Slim recessed channels built into plasterboard or joinery, so the light reads as part of the surface.
Shadow-Gap & Floating Effects
A thin illuminated gap between a ceiling and wall, or under a floating shelf or unit, for a glow with no visible light source.
Illuminated Niches
Recessed shelving or wall niches lit from within — often used in bathrooms and hallways.
Perimeter & Ambient Lighting
Indirect lighting around the edge of a room or ceiling, for a softer wash of light than a central fitting.
Integrated Into Other Work
Lighting built directly into stretch ceilings and media walls, as part of one combined feature rather than a separate add-on.
Works Well With
+ Stretch Ceilings
A floating stretch ceiling with perimeter illumination, or a light line that runs from the wall straight into the ceiling surface. See Stretch Ceilings →
+ Media Walls
Backlighting and accent lighting built into a media wall design from the start. See Media Walls →
Lighting Examples
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