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Existing Colorbeam kitchen concept · People-free, original lighting layout retained

Colorbeam for Homeowners

Light for the way you live.

A brighter kitchen when you are preparing dinner. A warmer setting when everyone sits down. Start with your everyday moments.

Explore the possibilities
Existing Colorbeam kitchen concept · People-free, original lighting layout retained

Built around your role

Begin with the rooms you use most.

Tell your design team how you want the home to feel and function throughout the day.

Colorbeam penthouse concept
Colorbeam penthouse concept
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Think in everyday moments

Make a list of the activities that matter: cooking, reading, working, entertaining and winding down.

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Bring the layers together

Consider ceiling light, concealed light and decorative elements as parts of the same room.

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Include your project team

An architect, designer, builder and integrator can help coordinate the specification, installation and controls.

A practical next step

From the brief to the project.

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Tell us about your home

Share the location, project stage, rooms and what you want to improve.

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Explore the possibilities

Review the lighting families and how the Colorbeam system is arranged.

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Plan with your team

Bring the people designing and building your home into the next conversation.

Continue exploring

Useful information, close at hand.

Dining room photograph from the published Lindsey Residence case study

A Colorbeam project

Lindsey Residence

Explore the residential design, fixture choices and control experience in this published Colorbeam project.

Read the project story ↗

Questions before you start

A clearer first conversation.

Do I need a design team already?

Tell Colorbeam your project stage and which professionals are involved. The team can discuss the appropriate next step.

Can the same room have different lighting scenes?

Discuss the activities and atmosphere you want. The selected fixtures, controls and commissioning determine the scenes available in your installation.

What should I bring to the first conversation?

Share the rooms you are planning, the activities that matter, your project stage and any drawings or finish ideas you have. Include the professionals already working on your home.

Start a conversation

Discuss your home.

Tell us the project location, stage and the people involved. Bring drawings if you have them.