The four o'clock test
Most rooms are designed for noon and photographed at golden hour. We check them at four in the afternoon in November, when a room has nowhere to hide.
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Daylight, orientation and the way a room changes across a year.
Studies on daylight, shading, reflectance and the small moves that decide whether a room feels alive at four in the afternoon.
Most rooms are designed for noon and photographed at golden hour. We check them at four in the afternoon in November, when a room has nowhere to hide.
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