Give your hotel a distinctive lighting identity, from the welcome at reception to the comfort of every guestroom. Design, sourcing and supply, together or independently.
Character in the public spaces. Consistency in every room.
Our team connects the guest experience with the practical demands of a hotel: repeated room types, daily operation, maintenance and the opening programme.
01
Guestrooms guests can settle into
Layer ambient, reading and accent light around the room’s layout and materials. Establish a clear approach for each room type, then carry the approved details through repeated keys with consistent scenes, controls and finishes.
02
Public spaces with a sense of occasion
Use lighting to give reception, lounges, restaurants and meeting spaces their own character while keeping the hotel connected. Consider daytime, evening and cleaning scenes alongside the views and materials that define the interior.
03
A specification your team can work with
Coordinate the fitting, optic, driver, mounting and controls information in a clear schedule. Product sourcing follows the design intent, destination requirements and project budget, with alternatives reviewed against the details that matter.
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Practical input when the design reaches site
Add installation support to your design appointment for representative-room reviews, coordination with the local team and planned visits. Our team helps connect the approved design with the installation details before they are repeated across the hotel.
The right atmosphere. One simple touch.
Our team designs clearly named lighting scenes that bring ambient, accent and task lighting together. Guests can choose the mood they want without working through a wall of unfamiliar switches.
A guestroom might move through four intuitive scenes:
Welcome
A balanced arrival scene that opens up the room and highlights its character.
Relax
Softer ambient light and gentle accents for unwinding at the end of the day.
Reading
Focused light where it is needed, with a comfortable background around it.
Night
A discreet low-level route through the room without switching on the main lights.
Clear labels, considered switch positions and useful dimming options make control feel natural. We tailor the scenes to your room types and guest experience, with a consistent approach across the hotel.
Whether you are shaping a new hotel or moving an existing design towards procurement, choose the service that moves your project forward.
01 / NEW BUILD
Design the experience.
Develop the lighting alongside architecture and interiors, with room types, materials and operational needs considered from the start.
Concept & design development
Guestroom and public-area schemes
Coordinated specification
02 / REFURBISHMENT
Reveal a new character.
Refresh the atmosphere around the building you have, with attention to retained features, access and phased work.
Existing installation review
Targeted lighting improvements
Phased design & procurement
03 / EXISTING DESIGN
Move towards supply.
Bring your current lighting design or schedule. Our team can help source and coordinate the right product package.
Sourcing & supply only
Product and destination review
Quantities & delivery planning
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Project questions.
Can we appoint PHENRA for design only?
Yes. Design-only, sourcing-and-supply-only and combined packages are available. Choose the appointment that complements your existing team.
How do repeated room types affect the proposal?
We distinguish the original room-type design from adaptations and repeated quantities. Your proposal reflects the number of types, design detail, review stages and programme.
Can the scenes work with our chosen controls?
We develop the scene brief around your guest experience, then coordinate it with the project team and controls specialist. The selected fittings, drivers, dimming method and control system need to be reviewed together before the specification is finalised.
Can installation support be included?
Yes, as an optional addition to a design package. We agree the reviews, site visits and commissioning support you need, and allow for professional time, travel and accommodation in the budget.