by Bob Parsons
First published 2015
Bob Parsons takes readers inside the world of interior lighting design, examining how artificial light shapes the spaces where we live and work. The book covers fundamental principles of residential and commercial lighting, from selecting appropriate fixtures to understanding how different light sources affect mood and functionality. Parsons addresses practical concerns like energy efficiency and cost considerations alongside aesthetic choices. He explores the relationship between natural and artificial light, showing how designers can create environments that feel both comfortable and purposeful. The book demonstrates how thoughtful lighting decisions can transform ordinary rooms into spaces that support human activity and well-being.
Genres: home-economics, design, architecture, how-to
Vibes: informative, practical, thought-provoking
Tropes: how-to, informative
512 pages · Hardcover · Pearson