how you live in the room
Where you read, cook, work and wind down, and what time of day it matters most.
How we got here
a dim kitchen, a stack of receipts and a better idea
Luminvante began with a familiar New York problem: a good apartment that never quite felt right after dark. One ceiling light, three lamps from three different decades, and a reading chair nobody could sit in without squinting.
The fix wasn’t more bulbs. It was a plan: what the room is for at six, at nine and at midnight, and which layer of light serves each moment. Neighbours started asking for the same, and it turned out the drawings could travel. A few photos and a floor plan tell us most of what we need.
So we built the studio around that. We charge by the room, we don’t sell fixtures, and every plan is drawn so your electrician can price it without a phone call back to us. The kind of service we’d want ourselves: unhurried, thorough and already handled when you open the file.