Ravelston Penthouse kitchen

Spectacular views, discreet and prestigious location, unrivaled quality, superb specification, extensive landscaping and iconic design – welcome to XXIII Ravelston Terrace.

You might be excused for thinking that the marketing for the joint development at Ravelston Terrace is promoting a Hollywood feature film release however taking a visit to the set you wont be disappointed.

These exclusive apartments reach above the surrounding skyline to give outstanding views to all sides.

All apartments (with exception of the penthouses) will have a four circuit Evolution lighting system in the living room and kitchen areas operated via a patch panel and remote hand-held control.

The penthouses will incorporate extensive state of the art lighting circuitry. Controlled via Evolution, a

Ravelston at Dusk

revolutionary control system, this breaks from the restrictions of conventional lighting and provides mood and scene setting lighting via 18 separate circuits and also manages the control of the electronically operated blinds. This system is in the living room, kitchen area, master bedroom and balconies.

Light fittings are a mixture of satin chrome recessed ceiling halogen spotlights, individually styled throughout. The wall switches will be a stainless steel toggle style with the power outlets in the living and kitchen areas in satin chrome. The balcony lighting will be white LED.

Lighting Control carried out the lighting programming of the properties in association with mode lighting and the property devlopers.

Mode Lighting

XXIII Ravelston Terrace

The baths had been lying empty since the early eightys until local businessmen came up with a grand plan to reinstate the building and rehouse the dovecot tapestry company.

The lighting control for the project is Mode lighting Tiger system. With a number of independant systems running in parrallel throughout the different spaces.

The re-development has attracted media and local interest in Edinburgh due to the unique historical value of the original building and the company that now takes it as their new home!

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Dovecot Studios

Mode Lighting

BBC Article