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Nulty+ designed a lighting scheme for Film House in London featuring backlit feature ceilings and a geometric skylight effect.

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Our aim was to reinforce the natural harmony of the interior through a lighting scheme that blurs the boundaries between architecture and light.

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Nulty+

Award-winning lighting designers who work with architects and designers to make spaces spectacular.

Industry
Architecture and Planning
Location
London, GB
Company size
131 employees

We’re an award-winning lighting design practice with one simple mission: to delight, excite and inspire people with our creations. Whether we’re working on a restaurant, a luxury home, a hotel or a public square, we believe that how a place feels is just as important as how it looks – and we never forget the importance of atmosphere. We’re admired for our emphasis on creating sustainable and energy-efficient lighting schemes, and we’re known for constantly pushing boundaries in terms of design and attention to detail. We don’t let our egos get in the way, though, and we collaborate closely with the architects and designers on any given project to make sure everything works together beautifully. We believe that the most creative and innovative design concepts come from people who have the freedom and confidence to express their thoughts and feel heard. That’s why we have a “no eyerolls” policy for all creative suggestions, and why we’re able to attract designers who have tons of passion, bags of charisma, and oodles of fantastic ideas. We’re leading the way in lighting design, and it’s one heck of an exciting journey.

Founded 2011

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Nulty+ designed a lighting scheme for Film House in London featuring backlit feature ceilings and a geometric skylight effect. | SeedOps