It is important to consider how the space will be used when choosing the lighting strategy for a space as versatile as the living room. Position downlights to direct a beam of light onto high traffic areas and task zones, such as a reading chair, over the coffee table, or over a desk. Avoid installing lights directly above TVs and sofas. Don’t forget the dimmer! Dimmers allow you to transform the space to adapt to any occasion. Top it off with a dimmer to create the perfect transforming space that adapts to any occasion.

The kitchen is often the most highly trafficked area of the house and it is important that the lighting serves its various purposes — from lighting the counter where you chop vegetables, to creating a nice ambience for entertaining, to illuminating the bar where children finish homework.

Hallways – Highly trafficked areas in every home, you should ensure that hallways and stairways have proper lighting. Flush mounts, downlights, linear wraps, and track lighting are all appropriate for hallway applications.

Bathrooms – We know quality illumination is key in bathroom applications. We have designed an LED Vanity collection that delivers high-quality, even illumination so you can see yourself in the best light.

Traditionally, the décor objective for bedrooms has been to create a calming retreat; however, many bedrooms have inherited many other functions. As bedrooms have evolved into multi-functional spaces, it is important to choose lighting that caters to all needs. Layers of light are essential in creating a versatile bedroom space — soft accent lighting can provide the perfect ambiance for relaxation, an overhead flush mount is perfect to brighten up the entire space evenly, and task lighting provides light for desks and reading chairs.

Storage and Garage spaces require bright task lighting. Depending on the size of the space, a general illumination fixture such as a durable linear wrap, flush mount, strip light or garage light is ideal for these utility applications. Installing a shoplight directly over work benches will provide bright task lighting and will prevent shadows on the work area.

Extend the functionality of a space beyond of the interior square footage. Outdoor lighting can be used to light up outdoor living spaces, highlight architectural features and enhance the safety and security around a home. Wet location recessed downlights and flush mounts are ideal for covered decks and porches.

We understand multifamily property development, and the high risk, high reward nature of the business.

We know your #1 goal is to maximize rental income and minimize expenses. This is achieved by maintaining high occupancy rates and attracting and retaining good tenants. Did you know that lighting is one of the most influential factors in this equation?

The proper lighting allows you to save energy and significantly minimize maintenance while making your property safe, secure and beautiful, ultimately increasing the value and desirability to potential tenants.

Today’s multifamily complexes have more and more amenities to attract tenants. These common spaces require specific lighting needs that must meet local commercial codes and regulations. Spaces such as lobbies, business centers, leasing offices and game rooms, prefer more decorative lighting to highlight the architecture and design of the space. Remember, these spaces are often the first impression a potential tenant has of the interior of the building. Many tenants look for a modern, well-maintained, well-lit space that confirms the property’s emphasis on effective property management, trendy amenities and security.

Community amenities such as pools, playgrounds, tennis courts and clubhouses help set the community apart and attract owners and tenants. Lighting these spaces with LED ensures years of maintenance-free high-quality lighting. Enhance safety and security in the shared community spaces with motion-sensing LED lighting.

Crime rate is associated with decreasing property values, decreasing neighbor perceptions and increasing resident instability. The #1 deterrent to crime is lighting. Security experts have identified that welllit spaces have lower crime rates while also increasing tenants’ community confidence.