Thanks to the museum's glazed front, the garden and the surface of the water outside both form a backdrop against which works such as Rodin's male torso in bronze are presented.
Warm, directed light, emitted by suspended Castor spotlights for low-voltage halogen lamps, shapes the individual sculptures.

Castor spotlights are also used in the rooms at basement level - mounted with transadapters on 3-circuit track and combined with downlights and recessed wallwashers for compact fluorescent lamps.