LUMIBRIGHT
Lighting for hotels, restaurants and resorts
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Hospitality interiors bring together reception, dining, lounges and circulation. Layered lighting and visible fitting proportions should be coordinated with the architecture, operating scenes and the model-specific control arrangement.
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Hospitality schemes are judged on how the light makes a room feel and on how little of the equipment a guest ever notices. In practice that means low-glare optics, one colour temperature held across every fitting in a sightline, and dimming that runs smoothly to warm-dim or 1% without visible steps. This page sets out the criteria we specify to, the questions that decide the fitting choice, and the LUMIBRIGHT families used for each zone.
Selection criteria
How to specify
- Fix one colour temperature per sightline (2700K or 3000K) and hold it across downlights, spots, steplights and decorative fittings.
- Choose the dimming protocol before the fitting: phase-dim for small refurbishments, DALI-2 / DT8 where the scheme has scenes or tunable white.
- Check the ceiling build-up: plasterboard, concrete slab or stretched fabric each change the cut-out, plenum depth and fire requirement.
- Specify CRI 90 with R9 above 50 anywhere food, skin tone or timber finishes are on show.
- Request the photometric file (IES/LDT) for every fitting so the scheme can be verified before the site order.
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Frequently asked questions
What colour temperature should a hotel use?
2700K for guest rooms, restaurants and bars, 3000K where the interior palette is cool or grey. The important rule is consistency: mixing 2700K and 3000K in one sightline is the most common complaint on handover.
Which dimming should I specify for guest rooms?
Phase dimming is acceptable for a single-circuit refurbishment. For anything with scenes, tunable white or BMS integration, specify DALI-2 (DT6) or DT8 drivers and confirm the driver/controller pairing on the compatibility matrix.
Do you supply IP-rated fittings for bathrooms and spas?
Yes - IP44 as a minimum for zone 2 bathroom locations and IP65 or higher for wet rooms, steam rooms and pool surrounds. Every article's IP rating is published on its family page.
Can the same family be delivered in different beam angles?
Most spot and downlight families are offered in several beams (typically 15 to 60 degrees) on the same cut-out, so a single ceiling detail covers accent and general light.