Light that follows
the day.
Lighting control is most useful when it stops feeling like technology.
Scenes, schedules, shades, occupancy, daylight, and user controls can work together to create an environment that changes naturally with the space.
Fewer controls. More control.
A wall covered in switches gives people many choices but very little context.
Well-designed scenes simplify those choices around actual use:
- Welcome
- Entertain
- Dinner
- Movie
- Away
- Good Night
Natural light that tracks the sun.
Daylight is never one color. It is warm at sunrise, crisp at midday, and warm again toward evening.
With tunable fixtures, the light inside can do the same. Color temperature and intensity shift gradually through the day on a curve that tracks the sun, coordinated with the shades, without anyone touching a control.
It is the experience Lutron's Ketra made familiar, and Meshlab designs and programs it on tunable lighting platforms suited to the project. Keypads and scenes still take over whenever a room needs something specific.
Shades are part of the environment.
Motorized shades can coordinate privacy, daylight, room use, and compatible automation while keeping the architecture visually clean.
Tell us what you’re building.
New property, renovation, system replacement, or an existing installation that needs help — we can start with the project and determine the right scope from there.