The lighting design for Garden Café is conceived around the idea of expanding the perception of space through light. Rather than simply increasing illumination, light is carefully layered and positioned to create a brighter, more open and welcoming atmosphere while maintaining the comfort and intimacy of the dining experience.

Indirect illumination is used to reveal the surrounding architecture and surfaces, allowing light to become part of the spatial composition rather than an element that competes for attention. By directing light onto ceilings, walls and architectural features, the space feels visually lighter and more expansive, with a soft sense of depth and openness.

The result is a calm and inviting dining environment where light enhances the architecture, defines the atmosphere, and allows the Garden Café to feel naturally connected to its surroundings.

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN ESA International

INTERIOR DESIGN P49 Deesign Bangkok

LANDSCAPE DESIGN -

PROJECT YEAR 2026