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Copper vertical fins on a long office facade at blue hour, each fin grazed from its base, in-ground lights along the drive

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after dark.

Wall washers, floodlights, pixel points and landscape luminaires for facades, bridges and public space.

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Copper fins grazed from the base, in-ground lights along the drive.

Six families, one light language

From grazing a stone facade to tracing a bridge cable, each family is built around a specific optical job.

  1. 11models Linear & Wall Washers Linear luminaires for washing, grazing and outlining facades, from slim contour lines to high-output wall washers for tall surfaces.
  2. 8models Architectural Floodlights Projectors and beam lights for towers, monuments, trees and sky beams, where light has to travel a distance with control.
  3. 2models Pixel & Point Lights Point sources and pixel lights that turn a facade, bridge or canopy into a field of dots, static, programmed or media-controlled.
  4. 10models In-ground & Wall Lights Recessed uplights, linear in-ground lights, paver lights and architectural wall lights for plazas, entrances and the base of buildings.
  5. 39models Landscape Lights Bollards, lawn lights, garden posts and pillar lights for parks, resorts and residential grounds, including solar-powered models.
  6. 53models Decorative Light Art Sculptural luminaires for night-tour routes and festivals, reed lights, light flowers, firefly stakes, lanterns, string and sphere lights.
luminaires across six outdoor families
123
ingress ratings, from wall-mounted to buried and submersible-grade
IP65 to IP68
white options on most architectural luminaires
1800 to 6000 K
available on selected facade luminaires for dynamic scenes
DMX512

Where our light works

All applications
Close view of copper fins against a deep blue dusk sky, each lit by a narrow grazing beam
Building facades: wall washing, grazing and contour lighting that give a building a clear identity at night without spilling light into windows or sky.

A facade is a system, not a fixture count.

The best night-time schemes are decided before anything is ordered: which surfaces carry light, which stay dark, and how the scene changes through the evening.

  1. Surface first

    We read materials and geometry before choosing optics, stone wants grazing, glass wants edges, metal wants care with glare.

  2. Optics to match

    Narrow beams for tall walls, wide beams for short throws, asymmetric distributions to keep light off windows and sky.

  3. Control that fits the site

    Static white, built-in colour programs or DMX512 scenes, matched to the budget and to who will operate it.

How our controls work

Selected work

All projects

Office tower crown & facade

Crown and contour lighting for a commercial tower, using narrow-beam wall washers and a timed switch-off schedule.

Location
Middle East
Luminaire families
Linear, floodlight
CCT
3000 K / 4000 K
Control
Timed scenes

Representative example

Notes from the night shift

All insights

Have a building, a bridge or a park to light?

Send elevations or site photos. We return a lighting concept, a luminaire schedule and a mock-up plan.

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From photo to commissioned scene

  1. Brief & surveyDrawings, photos, materials and mounting limits. We ask the questions that change the luminaire choice.
  2. Concept & scheduleLighting concept, renders where useful, and a luminaire schedule with optics, CCT and control mode.
  3. Samples & mock-upSamples on the real surface before the order, the cheapest way to settle beam angle and colour temperature.
  4. Supply & commissioningLabelled shipments, wiring and addressing diagrams, and remote or on-site support during commissioning.