
Lighting design can make or break a space. It shapes how we see, how we feel, how we move. And yet, so often, it’s an afterthought. Popped in at the end. Ticked off a checklist. Done. But when lighting is an afterthought, the space suffers. Read more in Mount Lighting's break down of the key signs that lighting design isn't being given the attention it deserves.

At Clerkenwell Design Week 2025, Ryan Wigham (Associate Director at Bimstore) joined Miles Cantley (Innovation Director at Mount Lighting) and Bethan Hellings (Head of Design at Avent Interiors) for a BIM-focused panel discussion. Taking place at the Mount Lighting Design Studio, the discussion ranged from 3D design and BIM in practice, to how we conceptualise and create spaces.

At Mount Lighting, they feel that a high-quality lighting design is more than just a product selection, it’s about precise coordination, visualisation, and a seamless integration. While many projects still rely on 2D drawings, there’s a shift towards 3D lighting design and BIM for lighting design as industry standards evolve.

Mount Lighting is a leading manufacturer of customisable architectural, commercial, and emergency lighting, focusing specifically on the workplace. Have a look at their case study to find out about their journey with BIM, why they view Bimstore as a different type of partner, and how working with us has led to huge increases in brand awareness and product downloads.