At over 9500 sqft, this Grade II listed converted barn was lovingly restored by it's owner after extensive flood damage.

At it's heart, the main barn has been retained as a single open space measuring 45 long by 10 metres wide and at over 8m to it's roof apex.

This cathedral-like space houses all the living areas including kitchen, dining area and lounge with two freestanding structures containing utility rooms, WC and a TV room with a games area and open cinema sat atop amongst the eaves.

Brahma London was tasked with a complete redesign and specification of the barn's lighting. Using architectural fittings specified from Kreon, the prominent 24 oak columns and A-frame rafters were lit individually to illuminate the entire space as one.

An emphasis on the client's extensive artwork collection and a disco mirror-ball at the centre gave opportunities to add feature lighting along with decorative industrial chandeliers.