For Villa Irak, AK Lichtdesign developed a holistic lighting concept for both indoor and outdoor areas, which connects architecture, spatial effect, and atmosphere into a harmonious overall picture. The goal was to specifically underline the architectural quality of the villa and to create a timeless, elegant, and at the same time, homely atmosphere through light.

In the interior, the lighting concept follows a clear design line. Different light zones structure the rooms, create orientation, and allow for flexible uses. The combination of indirect light, targeted accents, and functional lighting generates differentiated lighting scenes that can be adapted to the time of day, usage, and mood. Materials, surfaces, and architectural details are precisely highlighted without overpowering the scene.

In the outdoor area as well, light plays a central design role. Facades, paths, terraces, and garden areas are sensitively staged, creating a flowing connection between the interior and exterior space. The lighting ensures safety and orientation while simultaneously creating an atmospheric situation in the evening and at night, giving the villa a clear architectural presence.

From the initial consultation to the preconcept and lighting design, through to the detailed execution planning, the project was accompanied holistically. The result is a customized lighting concept that unites functionality, aesthetics, and living quality, staging the villa consistently at any time of day or night.

Challenge

The challenge was to think of the interior and exterior as a cohesive space and to create a consistent lighting effect. Light should provide structure, orientation, and atmosphere while flexibly responding to different uses and times of day.

Solution

The lighting design is based on a clear architectural stance and a precise coordination of all lighting components.

1. Consultation and Preconcept Lighting Design
   Development of a holistic lighting concept to define impact, zoning, and atmosphere.

2. Interior Lighting Zoning
   Structuring the rooms through differentiated light zones and individually callable lighting scenes.

3. Exterior Staging
   Sensitive lighting of facades, paths, and recreational areas to connect the interior and exterior.

4. Execution Planning
   Technically precise planning to ensure high-quality and consistently harmonious implementation.

The result is an elegant and timeless lighting concept that strengthens both architecture and living quality.