Andrew has nearly 30 years of experience in the lighting industry. He worked as a Senior
Lighting Designer for two Seattle firms before opening his own lighting design and
consultation firm, Lumen Design, in 2008.
Andrew has designed interior and exterior lighting for private residences, restaurants,
casinos, retail spaces, offices and houses of worship from Seattle to Spain to South Africa.
He brings a sensitive, detail oriented approach and an effective, open communication style
to all his projects. He’s created award winning work for Eye Society in Mill Creek,
Washington, and the MGM Grand Gateway of Entertainment in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Andrew holds his certification from NCQLP (National Certification of Qualified Lighting
Professionals), is a member of the IES (Illuminating Engineering Society), sits on the IES
Puget Sound Section Board of Managers, served as President of the IES Puget Sound Section
and is a member of the IES National Progress Report Committee.
Eye Society at the Bravern, Bellevue, Washington
Eye Society in Mill Creek, Washington
MGM Grand Gateway of Entertainment, Las Vegas, Nevada
David brings a complimentary set of skills, knowledge, and experience to Lumen Design’s clients.
He is a certified lighting designer and consultant who believes in the necessity of good lighting design
to reveal and clarify the work of the architect and designer, and to enhance the visual experience
of being in the space. He advocates lighting solutions that utilize energy and resources in a
responsible and sustainable manner. Holding a masters degree in lighting and design for the theatre,
David is also a member of IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) and has earned the LC
credential from the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions (NCQLP),
a non-profit independent certifying body whose mission is to protect the well-being of the public
through effective, efficient lighting practice.
David has extensive teaching experience, recently including lighting classes at Edmonds Community College,
and for the Illuminating Engineering Society, Puget Sound Section.