Architectural lighting design
Architectural lighting design across the GCC, from our base in Oman. Expert design and lasting quality at competitive prices.
Discuss Your ProjectArchitectural Lighting Design | Oman & GCC
Based in Muscat, Oman, NORIX provides architectural lighting design for villas, facades, landscapes, hospitality, retail, offices and commercial spaces across the GCC. From concept development and DIALux calculations to fixture specifications and control integration, every solution is developed around the architecture, required lux levels, glare control, energy efficiency, maintenance, and the way people use the space. Selected lighting design projects: Private Villa – Al Khoudh, Muscat, Imti Public Majlis, and Private Residence – Ibri.
Our Lighting Design Scope
Concept Design & Lighting Strategy
DIALux Calculations & Lighting Layouts
Fixture Selection & Technical Specifications
Architectural, KNX & DALI Integration
Lighting Design for Every Project Type
Luxury villas & residential projects
Facade, landscape & outdoor lighting
Hotels, restaurants & retail spaces
Offices & commercial buildings
KNX & DALI control integration
What You Receive From a Lighting Design Service
The deliverables are defined in the agreed proposal. Depending on the project stage and scope, the design package may include:
- Lighting concept: the intended atmosphere, visual hierarchy, lighting layers, and approach to key architectural features.
- Lighting layouts: proposed luminaire positions and coordination with the architectural and ceiling layouts.
- DIALux calculations: lighting calculations for the agreed areas, based on the available geometry and photometric data.
- Fixture specifications: a luminaire schedule identifying the required output, optics, colour temperature, colour quality, and relevant installation requirements.
- Control intent: switching, dimming, groups, and scenes, with KNX or DALI coordination where included.
- Design coordination: review of mounting positions, recesses, access, and interfaces with other disciplines within the agreed scope.
Concept images, detailed installation drawings, quantities, site visits, mock-ups, and commissioning support are included only when specified in the proposal. The agreed scope also identifies the number of revisions and the information required from the project team.
Design, Lighting Supply, and Installation: What Is Included?
Lighting design defines the intended effect, performance, layout, and specification. Lighting supply covers the selection and provision of the agreed products. Installation and commissioning cover site execution, testing, aiming, and configuration as specified.
These services can be discussed together, but each is identified separately in the proposal. Explore lighting supply, installation and commissioning, or KNX and DALI control services.
Prepare for Your Lighting Design Consultation
Share the project location, building type, current stage, floor plans, elevations or ceiling drawings, available material information, target timeline, and budget range. Reference images help explain the atmosphere you want. Let us know whether you need design only or would also like supply and installation considered.
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Lighting Design: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does lighting design cost?
The fee depends on the project size, spaces, complexity, available information, deliverables, and coordination required. Share the drawings and scope so NORIX can prepare a project-specific proposal.
How long does the design take?
The schedule is agreed after reviewing the project information and deliverables. Incomplete drawings, design changes, and approval rounds affect the programme. Tell us your construction milestones at the first discussion.
Can you design the lighting without supplying the fixtures?
Design-only services can be discussed and defined separately. Product supply, installation, and commissioning are included only when they are part of the agreed scope.
Are DIALux calculations included for every space?
The proposal identifies which areas require calculations and what information is needed. The calculation scope should suit the project objectives and available photometric data; it should not be assumed to cover every space automatically.
When should lighting design begin?
Start while architectural, ceiling, landscape, electrical, and control decisions can still be coordinated. For an existing property, a review helps identify mounting, access, and wiring constraints before the scope is confirmed.
Explore Our Lighting Design Guides
Read our facade lighting design guide, outdoor and landscape lighting guide, and lighting design process from concept to commissioning. The project examples above show the confirmed NORIX scope for each completed project.
