Light, the very heart of architecture, is a dynamic element that shapes the built environment. Lighting is the essence of a space: silhouetting shapes, revealing textures, intensifying color, and highlighting focal points. It can determine the mood of a space; it can be bright, energetic and stimulating or subdued, cozy and intimate. It can become an integral part of a buildings narrative, creating atmosphere, storytelling, and suggesting new ways of exploring a space. Lighting technologies have become increasingly sophisticated over the past couple of decades. LED (Light Emitting Diode) lights, in particular, have taken over traditional lighting methods. LEDs are more energy efficient than traditional sources, offer greater flexibility in terms of color, and last much longer. In addition, due to their advanced technology, they can be better tailored to different spaces, allowing designers to create bespoke lighting effects. In addition to the practical advantages of LEDs, they also provide a more holistic approach to lighting design. With the increasing number of smart lighting systems, designers have the freedom to create dynamic lighting solutions that respond to the users needs and adapt to the changing spaces. Smart lighting can be used to create sensory experiences within a space, creating a theatrical effect with layered and choreographed lighting sequences. Lighting can bring life to any space, whether it be a home, office, or public space. In a world where we increasingly spend a majority of our time indoors, the importance of lighting cannot be understated. Thus, it is essential that designers create lighting solutions that not only meet the functional demands of a space, but also ensure an enriching user experience.