Architecture after dark.
Facade lighting, specified by lighting people.
A building has two faces.
By day, a facade is lit by the sky. After dark it shows only what you choose to light: the texture of stone, the rhythm of columns, a name over the door. Good facade lighting reveals the architecture with the least light possible, and keeps it off the sky, the neighbours and the road.
- Graze textureLinear luminaires set close to the wall, with narrow beams that pick out stone, brick and timber.
- Wash and floodWider beams and floodlights for even light across large, flat surfaces.
- Accent and lineWall lights, in-ground uplights and flexible LED to trace columns, edges and outlines.
The range
Five families of exterior luminaires, each listed with every version the manufacturer makes.

Linear facade luminaires
Grazers and washers in set lengths, for lighting walls, columns and cornices from close range. 17 products.

Floodlights
Projectors with a choice of beams, from compact accent lights to high-power floods for whole elevations. 24 products.

Wall lights
Surface-mounted up/down and decorative wall lights for entrances, piers and courtyards. 18 products.

In-ground uplights
Recessed uplights and path lights set into paving, lawns and planting, with drive-over versions. 25 products.

Flexible LED
Flexible LED neon in side- and top-bending profiles, cut to length on site. 13 products.
Where it works
Ideas for the kinds of project we light most.
Lighting control
Scenes, not switches.
Many of our facade luminaires come with a choice of control, from simple on/off and DALI dimming to DMX512 for colour-changing scenes and pixel control for flexible LED. Options vary by product; we confirm the right driver and controller for every line of your schedule.
- On/off
- DALI
- DMX512
- 1–10 V
- SPI
What good facade lighting does — and avoids
✓ It does
- Reveals the architecture: texture, depth and proportion
- Uses narrow, well-aimed beams so the light lands on the building
- Dims and switches off late at night when no one is looking
✕ It avoids
- Light spilling into the sky, neighbouring windows or the road
- Glare for people walking past or driving by
- Flattening a facade with too much, too even light
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