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Comparison LIV-04Living Room DS53

Lighting levels — Muji Japandi

Same room, same camera, one variable changed — so the difference is shown, not described. Compare the options, then save the one you prefer to My Project.

Design intent — subject to feasibility and site measurement; any variation is agreed with you before work continues.

LIV-04DS53

Lighting levels — Muji Japandi

Living Room
Lighting levels — Muji Japandi — Essential
Essential
Best for
A calm, even wash consistent with the style's restraint.
Watch out
One layer only — no accent, so the room reads flat after dark.
Cost effect
The entry point.
Scope effect
Circuit and switch positions still need deciding at first fix.
Responsible
Coordinated by ELS
Lighting levels — Muji Japandi — Signature
Signature
Best for
Adding a second layer so the room changes between day and evening.
Watch out
More circuits means more switching; the control plan has to stay simple or the room is annoying to use.
Cost effect
Above Essential.
Scope effect
Switching and dimming must be planned at first fix, not added later.
Responsible
Coordinated by ELS
Lighting levels — Muji Japandi — Bespoke
Bespoke
Best for
Where lighting is doing real work — highlighting material, texture and joinery.
Watch out
The most coordination with ceiling and joinery; a late change is disruptive.
Cost effect
The top of the ladder.
Scope effect
Ceiling, joinery and electrical set-out must be coordinated together before first fix.
Responsible
Coordinated by ELS

ELS field guidanceSettle before walls close (first fix) · hard to reverse once built · after LIV-01 Design language

Coordinated by ELS

Plan with ELS

Concept renders — a design render, not a photo. Shown to compare options for one decision.

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