106 DECORATIVE & DESIGN / PROJECT PROJECT DETAILS
Coach House, Hatfield House, Hatfield, UK Client: Levy Restaurants Architect / Interior Designer: SHH
LIGHTING SPECIFIED General Lighting
Deltalight Minigrid on 2 QR Deltalight Minigrid on 3 QR Deltalight Uniline 70 Modules T16 Deltalight Microline 30 Profile Deltalight NL Profile Deltalight Carree GT S1 Deltalight Visa LED Deltalight Spatio H111-70
Decorative Lighting
Bestlite BL7 wall bracket lamp Bestlite BL9 pendant
Pols Potten Buffer Lamp pendant by Wieki Somers Niche Moderne Pharos pendant
Fontana Arte Chandelier by David Chipperfield
Top Chandeliers designed for Fontana Arte by architect David Chipperfield hang above the tables in the new extension, adding character and lowering the perceived ceiling height. Right and centre Deltalight Microline strips illuminate the wooden alcove shelving and above the crockery racks behind the Deli counter.
we tried to create pools of light around key points like door thresholds, circulation routes and key displays.”
The lighting scheme was created by SHH with guidance from the Deltalight team, who carried out calculations to identify where extra illumination was required and suggested ways of better balancing out the lighting levels. Revealing texture was an important part of SHH’s design, with wood, stone and brickwork revealed both structurally and through the lighting used. Wooden shelv- ing racks, stacked with bowls and chopping boards, stand in a dark wood alcove beside the serving counters. These are illuminated by a Microline strip, helping to pick out the tones and grain of the wood. The same
fixtures are used as under-shelf lighting on the steel crockery racks that run behind the counters. This ensures continuity in the quality of light throughout the scheme. On the ground floor, two decorative pieces add warmth to the character of the space, though in very different ways. In the Bakery area, hand-blown glass pendants from Niche Modern introduce a subtle injection of col- our, while their 300mm long filament lamps hint at the early days of electrification and help key into the history of the building. Around the corner in the extension, three Fontana Arte chandeliers, designed by architect David Chipperfield, add a historic robustness to the newer space. They also help reduce the perceived ceiling height and so produce a more intimate feel to the
room. A cast aluminium spiral staircase leads up to a new first floor space. Above the generous stairwell void hang a series of Buffer Lamps. Sourced from Shoreditch-based supplier Caravan, these bell-shaped ceramic pen- dants have a white exterior and gold glazed interior that gives a warm glow to the light produced. Elsewhere, Bestlite wall lamps and pendants give a clean, classic look to the space.
According to its operators, the new Coach House has already proved its worth, deliver- ing a 20% increase in turnover compared to the previous season as well as netting those involved a 2012 Restaurant and Bar Award to add to the collection.
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