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TM is a multi-hyphenate design studio operating at the intersection of architecture, interior, and lighting design, where the boundaries between disciplines dissolve to reveal new ways of seeing and making space.

10/30/2026

On the Sky Terrace at Art Park, the campus parking structure for Crystal Bridges, Congruence by HYBYCOZO rises 20 feet in stacked steel forms that glow from within, casting their perforated geometry across the terrace at night.

TM Light’s lighting for the structure is calibrated around the work. A soft color wash on the facade and accents along the upper levels frame the sculpture, while the terrace itself is kept low and even so its shadow patterns read clearly underfoot. Designed by MARLON BLACKWELL ARCHITECTS, the six-story structure becomes a luminous gateway at the start of the drive to the museum.

Inside, firefly like lights move through the stair cores and circulation, guiding visitors from level to level. As evening falls, the facade takes on a wash of light, and the structure becomes a luminous presence along the edge of the grounds.

Architecture by MARLON BLACKWELL ARCHITECTS
Photography courtesy of HYBYCOZO and MARLON BLACKWELL ARCHITECTS

10/28/2026

Luxury retail lighting is a study in hierarchy. At Hudson Yards, TM approached the interior the way a stage is lit, illuminating what matters and letting the rest of the space recede into a warm, welcoming background. Each handbag or pair of shoes is lit at the front and set against a soft wash of uplight behind it, giving every edge its own definition. Foreground and background layer together, so the product always stands out.

10/23/2026

An auction house never looks the same two days in a row, so its light can’t either. For Phillips, TM designed lighting that offers the fine qualities of a museum and the flexibility of an art fair, ready to adapt as the programs change each day.

A layer of track lighting gives curators the flexibility to respond to each collection on display. Framing projectors on the track use internal shutters that open and close to snap around each frame, narrowing and squaring the beam until it aligns precisely with the edges of the artwork, so the light falls on the piece itself. Overhead, perimeter lighting and linear halos in the ceiling provide ambient light that transitions from a cool neutral daytime scene to a warmer setting for events.

Architecture by studioMDA

10/21/2026

TM’s lighting for Travel Agency SoHo takes its cues from the geometry of the architecture. Working with Leong Leong, TM embedded light within each formal diagram of the space, letting it emerge from reveals, gaps, and openings in the architecture itself.

Past the warped grids of the entry, the store settles into off-white minimalism, where light and white space work together as a system of spatial cues, guiding visitors through the store. Overhead, a semi-elliptical recess carries a soft, ambient glow through the space, while illuminated niches along the shelving draw focus to products and accessories.

Architecture by Leong Leong
Photography by Will Ellis

10/19/2026

Even when printed, wallpaper reads as a material. In a landmarked Park Slope brownstone, where original trim, floors, and woodwork already carry an intense texture, TM set papered planes between zones of trim and onto ceilings, adding a second texture in conversation with the original wood.

In the children’s rooms, color moves overhead: Missoni Magic Garden by wraps continuously from wall to ceiling in one, while Arty by papers the ceiling of the other. The sequence opens in the entry vestibule with ’s Daybreak and closes in the primary bedroom, fully wrapped in Calico’s Dusk on a metallic substrate.

10/16/2026

TM’s best projects begin with clients who are deeply engaged in the design process. For this family of four in Battery Park, that dialogue led to furnishings created specifically for their home.

Where the curving hallway opens into the brightly lit kitchen and living space, the custom Concord pendant by TM Light hangs above the dining table, bridging the two areas. It’s molded from white Corian, a material typically used for countertops, which takes on new lightness here as a sculptural shade. Custom wood lanterns bring soft, indirect light throughout the home. In the kitchen, a Mediterranean blue marble island and backsplash echo the Hudson River below.

“They didn’t want things that were off the shelf. They wanted something unique. Something unusual even.” Aoife O’Leary, Partner.

10/14/2026

TM’s practice reaches into sculpture, where engineering and artistry meet in a single system. Designed and fabricated by TM, “Version 3” is made up of hundreds of simple 4” x 6” metal flashing pieces, folded and assembled to create an infinitely variable surface.

The system is completely flexible. It can take on many different forms and can even be animated with a motorized system. Shown at the Boreas Gallery in New York, the piece takes its name from its place in that evolution as the third form the system has taken since its creation.

10/13/2026

From New York to Shanghai, TM’s lighting practice spans the globe. In Shanghai, TM designed the lighting for the reimagined atrium at Xintiandi, one of the city’s defining destinations.

Xintiandi is rooted in Shikumen, an architectural style that has defined Shanghai since the 1860s. Known for serene gardens enclosed within their walls and the energy of the streets, Shikumen architecture brings together two distinct qualities that are especially evident at Xintiandi.

Designed by AIM Architecture, the atrium blurs the line between interior and exterior. An original skylight, once partially closed, has been opened as much as possible to bring in light and life. As daylight fades, TM’s lighting keeps the greenery and trellis glowing, maintaining the feeling of a covered oasis in the heart of Shanghai.

Architecture by AIM Architecture

10/09/2026

In this Berkshires residence, the architecture defines where public space ends and private space begins. Two organic surfaces pull apart to open the living and dining areas, then slowly taper back together to form the more private hallway to the bedrooms. Beneath the suspended loft, the space settles into a sunken, semi-private seating area.

Photography by Gregory Cherin

10/07/2026

A work of art can have many lives, each shaped by the space it enters. Pierre Huyghe’s Atari artwork has previously been displayed in lower-scaled gallery spaces. At One Liberty Plaza, it has room to breathe, and it can be read at the scale of the city from the plaza outside. Its gridded, modernist character sits comfortably within SOM’s building, echoing the rhythm of the windows and facade.

TM’s lighting forms an illuminated boundary around the piece. Light adheres to the wood-paneled walls and marble core, then falls slightly dimmer toward the center of the lobby so the artwork can be perceived on its own.

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