Sun Room in Bali: light that follows the rhythm of the sun

06 Mar, 2025
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The Sun Room at the Longtime Restaurant & Bar in Bali The Sun Room at Longtime Restaurant & Bar in Bali demonstrates how light can transform a space, creating an immersive experience in the world of restaurants. how light can transform an environment, creating an immersive dining experience.

Designed by Studio Nimmersatt, this space blends modern elegance and a welcoming atmosphere, adapting harmoniously to different times of the day.

Lighting was a central element in the realization of the client's vision, whose goal was to transform a historic building in Canggu into a vibrant venue, combining the charm of a mid-century vacation home with the energy of Balinese nightlife. Longtime Restaurant & Bar was in fact designed to be open from lunchtime until late at night, and to accompany guests from aperitifs to midnight cocktails, with music and socializing. For this reason, the lighting design had to accompany the natural flow of the day, creating a harmonious transition between bright and welcoming spaces during the day and a more intimate and intriguing atmosphere in the evening.

The key role of light bulbs

A24 lamps by BeBulbs play a key role in the design. Thanks to lighting designed in detail to evolve over the course of the day, the Sun Room goes from a brilliant 2700K brightness during lunchtime to a softer, more intimate atmosphere in the evening, with shades around 1800K. An effect that recalls the cycle of the sun, emphasising comfort and a sense of cosiness. The bulb's copper-coloured hemisphere not only enhances the aesthetics, but also recalls the the theme of the sun at any time of day or night.

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The power of light in rooms

The choice between warm and cool light (find out more here) is fundamental in defining the atmosphere of a room. While cooler tones favor concentration and energy, warmer tones create intimacy and relaxation. The lighting in the Sun Room demonstrates how careful design can exploit these principles to offer a unique experience, in which light is not only functional, but also emotional.