🏛️ Architecture & Design Jun 15, 2026 · Eric Mutrie

LightForm’s Vancouver Showroom Favours Quality Over Quantity

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LightForm’s Vancouver Showroom Favours Quality Over Quantity
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Many lighting showrooms operate like physical catalogues, presenting hundreds of product offerings side by side. But architect Mark Burkart, principal of the Calgary-, Victoria- and Tofino-based design firm Little Giant Studio, believes that this type of cluttered setup doesn’t make for the best browsing experience. “As designers, when we shop for lighting, we are overwhelmed by the number of options,” he says. “It’s a parallel to the modern world, where there’s a tyranny of choice.” Tapped to d

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