Light Lab
Take one photo of the room. We put real downlights in it and switch them on, so you can see how many you need — before anyone drills a hole.
or try one of ours
Back yourself up to the door so the camera takes in as much of the room as it can.
Straight ahead, not tilted up or down — and make sure the ceiling is in the shot.
Day or night is fine — we lift the picture so you're comparing lights off against lights on.
What happens to your photo: as soon as you choose one it is sent to OpenAI, in the United States, so it can suggest what suits the space and draw the lighting in. That happens when you pick a suggestion too, not only when you tap Make it photoreal. We do not keep the photo unless you send it to us with an enquiry. If you would rather it did not leave your device, skip the photo and give us a call on (08) 9297 2969.
Lighting a feature wall, some stairs or a mirror instead of a whole room?
Having a look at your photo…
Set by a switch on the back of the fitting.
Tell us the room and we will work out how many you need, how far apart, and how bright it lands. Leave it blank and we will just fit what looks right.
Pop in the three measurements above and the recommendation appears here — pace the room out if you have to, near enough is fine.
Looking down on the ceiling — where each downlight goes, to scale.
The setting-out drawing appears once we know the room size.
Tap one. Nothing to measure — we only need to know where the light sits.
Takes about 30 seconds — it reads the photo, then draws the light in.
Four downlights in this room.
Spacing and light level are worked out by the lumen method from your room size, your ceiling height and this fitting's real lumen output — the same sums a lighting designer starts with. It assumes an empty rectangular room with light-coloured surfaces and a 0.8 maintenance factor, so beams, bulkheads, dark walls and furniture will shift it. Send it to us and we'll check it properly. Downlights must be installed by a licensed electrician.