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Nature has long been recognized for its restorative benefits. Since most of our time is spent indoors, incorporating natural elements into our experience of indoor spaces can be a powerful way to enhance well-being. One such element, the dappled sunlight filtering through trees-called Komorebi in Japanese-has been shown to have restorative effects both in outdoor and indoor settings. To explore the potential benefits of Komorebi light patterns indoors, a pilot study was conducted with 23 participants. The study examined subjective and physiological responses to 12 different Komorebi video sequences projected in a controlled environment. Results indicated that Komorebi videos significantly influenced perceptions of openness, pleasantness, brightness, satisfaction with brightness, and naturalness, with certain videos showing distinct differences in how participants responded to variations in the distribution and movement of light patches. However, no significant physiological differences were observed across conditions.