Nestled amidst dense foliage, Pavillon du Lac is a guest house designed by the Daoust Lestage studio on a small plot of land on the edge of an ancient forest near the city of Quebec.

The daytime effect of homogenous, pervasive lighting is also created at night, thanks to 5-cell Laser Blade High Contrast luminaires subtly scattered on the ceiling, so that the light appears natural, as if it had no artificial source. In line with the project’s minimalist design, the architects also chose the exterior version of the luminaire, i.e. Laser Blade InOut, to illuminate the portico, thus maintaining a sense of formal continuity throughout the space.

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