I love decorative lighting, and we always look at this first. I would never go and flood a house with architectural lighting. We only specify architectural lighting where it does something specific and functional, like lighting up an amazing artwork or maybe a hallway. Otherwise, it should be secondary to the beautiful decorative lighting, which gives this sculptural layer within the space. I don’t want to kill a beautiful decorative light by having downlights running all around it. What I love about Gabriel Scott is that it actually does both – it’s so clean and architectural, but at the same time, they’re these amazing works of suspended sculpture.