The Light Arrival

Light enters your home differently each day — shifting with season, weather, time. Before the morning rush, notice where it lands.

The Practice:

1. In the morning, find where light first enters a room.
2. Stand where it falls, or near it.
3. Watch how it touches surfaces — revealing texture, grain, the shape of things.
4. Notice shadows as much as brightness.
5. Stay for thirty seconds.

Notice:

• The same room looks different in different light. That’s not inconsistency — it’s the room being alive.
• Natural materials respond to light in ways that flat, synthetic surfaces cannot. What you see shifting is real depth, real texture, real character.