The way we approach lighting is an integral part of our philosophy, thus always reflected in our projects. Opposed to the impression that light can improve space, hide imperfections or accentuate beauty, we strongly maintain that light only captures reality. Light is honest and presents things exactly as they are. It cannot function as an illusion taking advantage of the human vision limitations like a distorting mirror in an amusement park. Light cannot be identified with the role of a magician or an illusionist since this role is against the principles it stands for. Light is the narrator of a story written by space and time and therefore unable of changing any of the words in it. What should it convey is an accurate and clear narrative.

Architectural lighting and architecture acquire a sense of sincerity and an untold desire to describe things as they are. Since light can make the everyday life of people who use a particular space a bit easier or slightly more difficult, the focal point for us becomes the users, not the space. Whether a room is illuminated by the monochromatic yellowish light of a low pressure sodium lamp hanging from its center, or more state-of-the-art sources based on a thorough study, the outcome remains unchangeable. Space stays the same. What is different is the perception and emotions of people, and even this condition is considered temporary as human vision can adapt to the most extreme conditions.