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Workroom
Automation
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Knowledge Center
About Us
Contact
Workroom
Automation
Lighting Design
Projects
Knowledge Center
About Us
Contact

Lighting Design Guides

A designer's guide to lighting design for luxury homes: layers, controls and daylight.

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    • The Four Layers of Light, and the Fifth Most Plans Forget

      Ambient, task, accent and decorative light, plus daylight: the layer shades and drapery control. A planning guide for architects and designers.

      Ambient, task, accent and decorative light, plus daylight: the layer shades and drapery control. A planning guide for architects and designers.

    • Why Lighting and Controls Should Be Planned Together

      A practical guide for interior designers and architects to coordinating lighting layers, LED dimming, daylight and controls before construction begins.

      A practical guide for interior designers and architects to coordinating lighting layers, LED dimming, daylight and controls before construction begins.

    • Light That Follows the Day: Tunable White, Warm Dim and Lighting for the Evening

      Daylight changes from cool and bright to warm and low. A guide to warm dim, tunable white and natural light for architects and designers planning luxury homes.

      Daylight changes from cool and bright to warm and low. A guide to warm dim, tunable white and natural light for architects and designers planning luxury homes.

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