A job ‘well done’

A job well done

Lucent Lighting has completed a lighting upgrade for one of London’s leading steakhouses.

For a taste of an all-American steakhouse experience in London’s Park Lane, the legendary JW Steakhouse restaurant at the luxury five-star JW Marriott Grosvenor House brings the classic cuisine of the United States to a historic hotel in the heart of Mayfair, just steps from Hyde Park.

For the redesign of the prestigious restaurant, dpa lighting consultants specified lighting solutions from Lucent Lighting to complete its design vision. The lighting plays a key role in shaping the restaurant’s ambience from the lunch service through to the evening and features warm and welcoming palettes of dark amber tones to create a comfortable and sophisticated environment for guests.

The discreet Edge90 Accent Trimmed and Focus60 Accent downlights from Lucent Lighting provide an intimate glow above the tables and bar, as well as illuminating the dramatic wall-length chalkboard, drawing the eye to the daily specials in the stylish dining room. A feature of the restaurant is its iconic Bourbon bar, home to a collection of over 500 rare bourbons. The glow of the downlights accentuates the lighting within the shelves, providing an amber backdrop to showcase each dazzling bottle.

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