I’m finishing the second-story build-out of my client's home and want every room—living areas, bedrooms, and the master bathroom—to feel layered, balanced, and glare-free. To get there I need a complete lighting plan that blends ambient, task, and accent illumination while leaning heavily on indirect techniques. Here’s what matters to me: • Creative use of cove lighting, floor-level guidance strips, ultra-low-glare downlights, and a few statement decorative pieces, all selected so fixtures disappear and light itself becomes the feature. • Room-by-room drawings that show fixture locations, beam angles, mounting details, and switching / dimming zones. • A concise schedule specifying manufacturer, model, colour temperature, CRI, and any drivers or control gear required. • Practical notes on installation clearances so my electrician has no guesswork. I supply floor plan and ceiling heights the moment we start; you return PDFs (and source files if created in Dialux, Relux, or Revit), plus a short rationale explaining how each layer meets its purpose. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s illuminate this space together. You need to be a lighting designer to qualify