Create a distinct experience
Consider light at the scale of the whole property: a welcoming arrival, useful light in the kitchen and a quieter setting for the evening.
Colorbeam for Developers
From the arrival to the penthouse, bring the lighting, controls and design team into the conversation early.
Explore the penthouse conceptBuilt around your role
The decisions made before construction shape the finished experience. Consider the rooms, the people and the system together.

Consider light at the scale of the whole property: a welcoming arrival, useful light in the kitchen and a quieter setting for the evening.
Bring fixture locations, power equipment, controls and interior finishes into the same discussion before drawings and procurement move ahead.
Discuss access to power and control equipment, scene documentation and the information your operating team will need.
An idea for the experience
A draft zoom and crossfade from the tower to an existing Colorbeam penthouse illustration. These are separate concepts. Use the slider or play the sequence.
A practical next step
Share your drawings, project stage, locations and intended use of each space.
Discuss fixture families, control expectations and coordination with your design and installation teams.
Review project-specific product information, installation requirements and commercial details before committing.
Continue exploring

A Colorbeam project
Explore the residential design, fixture choices and control experience in this published Colorbeam project.
Read the project story ↗Questions before you start
Start while the lighting specification is still open. Share the project stage so the team can identify the coordination decisions ahead.
Yes. Bring the requirements for residences, shared spaces and future phases to the project conversation. Product selection and availability need confirmation for each scope.
Drawings if available, project location, stage, timing and the people responsible for lighting, electrical work and controls.
Start a conversation
Tell us the project location, stage and the people involved. Bring drawings if you have them.