The lighting at the Rosenblum Holtzman accounting firm was influenced but the firm’s administrative hierarchy. In the managers’ offices, light fixtures were hung above the tables, providing functional work lights, and spotlights were embedded into the ceiling to balance the level of lighting in the rooms. In the offices of the workers, linear lighting fixtures were installed in the detached ceiling. In the corridors, continuous linear lighting was installed between the detached ceiling and a plaster ceiling that illuminate the hanging works of art and the unique textures of the walls. In the cafeteria, which has a low ceiling, the lighting continues through linear bodies, but this time square bodies hang at different heights, creating visual interest.