Two-storey · east-facing square villa · concept for review

Put the light on the wall. Keep the ceiling calm.

An interactive, exploded 3D reading of the electrical plan. The eight drawn fan locations stay overhead; ambient light is proposed at wall points, with only a few shallow ceiling accents where the false-ceiling drawings allow.

08 fan symbols in the electrical book LP wall/light point noted at 2.6 m from FFL CLP ceiling-light provision, use selectively East-facing orientation follows the plan set

Exploded axonometric · both levelsTap a room or marker to see the fixture recommendation

Fan points Wall-light groups Optional ceiling accents

Swipe horizontally across the model to see each room.

Proposed wall fixture group Fan point shown on plan Optional shallow ceiling feature

Schematic projection, not a construction drawing. Room proportions and fixture positions are interpretive; use the electrical plan and site dimensions for setting-out.

Ground floor · selected room

Living & dining

9,600 × 4,000 mm · open-plan

Fixture direction

Use two quiet 1,200 mm fans over the living and dining zones. Keep the jula / swing clear; use warm, shielded wall light for the room's ambient layer.

Suggested buy

Mounting note

Match wall fixtures to the drawn LPs. The plan legend calls LP at 2.6 m above FFL; verify the box location before selecting a sconce.

Before ordering: count usable light points on site. The electrical book labels green points as extra-cost and calls for AC controls at the room switchboard. Secure every fan to the structural slab, never to POP.

Drawing basis

RP 03 SQUARE VILLA.pdf: A101 ground floor, A102 first floor and false-ceiling layouts. Book 11 Oct 2026.pdf: ground/first-floor electrical plans and wall electrical legend. The legend marks wall/light points, ceiling-light provisions, fan locations and mounting levels.

What the site photos confirm

Photos show plain finished walls, switch plates, ceiling drops and window positions. They help choose compact wall fittings and avoid clashes; they do not establish fixture counts or electrical point heights.

Unfinished villa wall with installed switch plate and electrical point — Switchboard and wall finish: keep the sconce body clear of the switch plate.

Ceiling with an exposed electrical drop before the light fitting is installed — Ceiling rough-in: fans must be slab-fixed; keep optional POP shallow.

Large window opening toward the planted garden — Garden-facing glazing: shield outdoor light to limit glare into the room.

First-pass shopping direction

Buy the fans first. Final-count the wall lights in the rooms.

Fan symbols are legible in the electrical book; decorative wall-fixture quantity is a design allowance, not a fixture schedule. Keep the sconce count tied to existing LPs, then add only the few CLP/false-ceiling accents you choose.

Quiet BLDC ceiling fans · 1,200 mm8 plan points
Shielded indoor wall lights · 3,000 Kmatch LPs
Mirror lights · high-CRI · IP44 near basinby vanity
Outdoor wall lights · sealed · IP65by terrace
Kitchen / wardrobe LED profiles · CRI 90cut to fit
Optional deep-recessed accents · 3,000 Konly at CLP

Fixture theme 01 · the quiet default

Soft graphite, warm opal.

A restrained finish that sits well with the grey skirting, pale walls and dark window frames in the site photos. Let the wall wash do the work; keep the ceiling fittings small.

Matte graphite · opal diffuser · 3,000 K

Recommended balance

Warm light without a busy ceiling.

Choose compact up/down or shielded wall lights for living, lounge and bedrooms. Use a separate bedside reading light where the lower point is available. Keep each layer on its own switch group.

Wall ambient	4–8 W LED, 300–500 lm, 3,000 K, CRI ≥90, low-glare diffuser
Bedside reading	3–5 W aimable head, warm-dim or 2,700–3,000 K; locate below the high LP where possible
Fan finish	Matte white or graphite, 1,200 mm BLDC, 5-star rated, separate light kit not required
Wet / outdoor	Use IP44 at basin zones and IP65 outdoors; sealed, downward-shielded optics

Best fit: living & dining, lounge, all bedrooms, stair.

Fixture theme 02 · warmer material

Brushed brass, timber blades.

A little richer around the jula, bedheads and dressing mirrors. Keep brass to the visible focal rooms; use plain white fixtures in utility spaces to control cost.

Satin brass · warm wood · 2,700–3,000 K

Warm accent

Use brass as a detail, not a finish everywhere.

Pair a soft brass wall lamp with wood-finish fan blades in the lounge and master bedroom. Elsewhere keep the metal consistent and the shade opaque enough to avoid glare through the garden-facing glazing.

Wall ambient	Brushed brass body, opal or frosted glass, 4–7 W, 2,700–3,000 K
Bedside reading	Adjustable brass arm with a cut-off shade; put the switch within arm's reach
Fan finish	Wood-look blades, 1,200 mm BLDC; slab-mounted, with the swing path kept clear
Metal consistency	Repeat one brass tone at lounge, bedheads and mirrors; don't mix polished chrome nearby

Best fit: lounge, master bedroom, jula / living focal wall.

Fixture theme 03 · simple to maintain

Soft white, clean shadowlines.

A low-contrast option for a bright, garden-facing home. Use surface-mounted fittings where the slab is already finished; reserve POP for a short, purposeful run.

Powder white · neutral timber · 3,000–3,500 K

Quiet architecture

Let the wall colour and daylight stay in front.

Choose thin white wall bars or compact opal cylinders that disappear in daylight. Put task light at the kitchen counter and vanity, not into a broad ceiling grid.

Wall ambient	White aluminium, indirect or diffused output, 5–8 W, 3,000 K, CRI ≥90
Kitchen task	9–12 W/m LED profile under cabinets, 3,500 K, CRI ≥90, continuous diffuser
Fan finish	White BLDC body and pale blades, 1,200 mm, low-noise motor, wall/remote control
Ceiling option	Only 4–6 deep-recessed spots at confirmed CLP points; skip a full decorative grid

Best fit: kitchen, utility, guest bedroom, bathrooms and circulation.