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Minimalist Architectural Lighting

by @zakiya-kassam

16 photos

Interior design photos featuring Minimalist Architectural Lighting.

A sleek matte black cylinder pendant light hangs vertically against a neutral beige wall with prominent vertical slats, casting a warm downlight.
A minimalist architectural corner features textured greige plaster walls, a bright recessed skylight, and a glowing circular wall light.
A close-up of a matte white rounded wall sconce mounted on a beige column beside a grid-patterned glass block window.
A vertical recess in a grey textured plaster wall houses an angular sculptural light casting a warm glow next to a grey fabric sofa.
A raw textured concrete wall features a vertical tube light fixture alongside a white paneled window frame.
A dark angular sculpture sits in silhouette against a glowing yellow wall beneath a square skylight showing a bright blue sky.
A contemporary open-plan living room features a grey leather sectional sofa, a round wood coffee table, and a dark grey kitchen wall in the background.
Modern black dome pendant lights hang in front of a warm wood-paneled wall next to a glass window reflecting green foliage outside.
A minimalist recessed square wall alcove features a raw concrete panel accented by warm, downward-facing integrated lighting.
A close-up of three trimless circular recessed lights integrated into a smooth matte white plaster ceiling.
A minimalist interior featuring a sculptural white curved staircase lit by concealed recessed ceiling lights.
A tall speckled terrazzo wall features a brass door, an upper archway, and a sculptural multi-armed brass pendant light with glass and wood details.
A close-up view of a long, deeply recessed rectangular wall niche lined with small blue mosaic tiles under high-contrast lighting.
Two circular recessed ceiling lights blend seamlessly into a smooth matte white plaster surface.
A dimly lit minimalist hallway features a vertical architectural light strip on a white wall and a dark reflective floor.
Asymmetrical light wood wall panels feature integrated vertical glowing light strips beneath a raw exposed concrete ceiling edge.