Pamboukian Associates
Interior Designing in Johannesburg

Pamboukian.
partners – clients, .
balance, electrical engineers, interior designers, architects, drama and atmosphere. We relish the challenge of interacting closely with our project.
application of light. Our objective is to provide light results that are perfectly orchestrated palettes of emphasis, .
with the aim to activate intrinsic visual and brand value through a sensitive.
international projects, focus, always.
considerations. Over the past 20 years  we have worked on local and.
illumination solutions to the built environment. To us the creative process is a conscious balance between aesthetic, sustainable and financial.
Associates was founded in 1990 to provide bespoke and integrated.
electricians, environmental, technical, builders and artists alike.Light is our medium.

Fashioned and designed environments require imaginative light solutions, which convey meaning, atmosphere and visual appeal. The Haute Lumière Light Competition was established by Paul Pamboukian in 2007 to explore and stimulate discussion on light as a design tool. The purpose of the competition is to rethink artificial light as a crucial, primary aspect of design, to create unusual visibility, and promote lighting as an inventive medium. The annual competition encourages projects that demonstrate experimentation, seek essence and work with perception and deception. It celebrates and promotes excellence in the understanding and application of artificial light. The Haute Lumière Light Competition gives designers a canvas against which to develop a unique everyday object, installation or space. The competition is held annually and is open to anyone living, studying or working in South Africa. This is manifested in the design of a luminaire, object or installation depending on the brief. Their authors are invited to a day workshop on light at Pamboukian lightdesign before constructing a prototype. Manufacturers may consider the prototypical designs for serial production and marketing.