This is the “Maison Henry-Poirier”, built in 1865 facing the Richelieu River. The lighting concept for this heritage residence is a celebration of its charm and architectural beauty. The objective was to create a soothing, serene illumination that subtly embraced the entire grounds.
The lighting designer has carefully selected a unique range of copper and brass lamps, sourced from a Quebec-based company. To instill an enveloping ambience, supporting elements, such as the cedar hedge behind the pool, were delicately highlighted. Emblematic pieces, such as the Buddha sculpture, illuminated as a focal point, add a powerful touch to the whole.
Careful not to disturb the tranquility of the neighbors, the lighting designer allowed the trees on the adjacent lots to reveal themselves, contributing to a feeling of spaciousness and openness