Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Custom LED Lighting Solutions for Museums, Retail & Institutional Projects
Litelab is an internationally renowned lighting manufacturer with over 40 years of experience developing custom museum-quality LED solutions. Our collaborative process empowers architects and designers to push boundaries in form, wellness, and sustainability while addressing inherent challenges in innovative lighting design. We create adaptable systems that evolve with shifting spatial functions and human needs, designing infrastructures that integrate seamlessly into dynamic living environments.Our five-step process ensures continuity between client vision and technical execution, culminating in production-ready custom solutions. Recognized for pioneering work in projects like MoMA and collaborations with high-end retailers, we maintain a team of engineers dedicated to redefining the role of lighting systems in architectural ecosystems.
Services
Surface Fixtures
Recessed Fixtures
Power Distribution
Custom LED Solutions
Museum Lighting
Details
- Year established: 1974
Highlights and features
- We offer over 40 years of experience in custom lighting solutions
- Our collaborative process ensures alignment with architectural vision
- We design adaptable systems for evolving spatial requirements
- Recognized for work on prestigious projects like MoMA
- Maintain dedicated engineering teams for technical excellence
Services
Surface Fixtures
Surface-mounted linear lighting solutions provide even illumination for architectural spaces. These fixtures deliver up to 1000 lumens per linear foot with 95 CRI for precise light quality. Available in multiple lengths and configurations, they suit commercial and residential applications requiring controlled light distribution.
Recessed Fixtures
Recessed lighting systems integrate into architectural structures while maintaining service accessibility. Featuring field-adjustable optics and emergency compatibility, these fixtures support HVAC integration and multiple mounting options. Customizable beam angles and color temperatures ensure optimal performance in institutional and retail environments.
Power Distribution
Integrated power distribution solutions support complex lighting installations with multiple circuits. Systems handle 15-60 amp capacities while supporting data integration for advanced dimming protocols. Designed for ceiling, concrete, and suspended installations, they ensure reliable power delivery for large-scale projects.
Custom LED Solutions
Custom-engineered LED systems address unique architectural challenges through modular design. Our collaborative process develops specialized extrusions and luminaires that adapt to coffered ceilings, gallery spaces, and high-end retail environments while maintaining aesthetic integrity.
Museum Lighting
Precision lighting systems preserve artwork while enhancing visual experience. Solutions include tunable white fixtures, dim-to-warm technology, and Xicato modules that meet conservation standards. Proven in projects like Harvard Art Museums and MoMA Warsaw, our systems balance preservation with dynamic display capabilities.
Questions
What types of custom lighting solutions do you offer?
We develop custom LED systems for museums, retail spaces, and institutional projects including specialized fixtures for coffered ceilings and gallery environments.
How does your collaborative design process work?
Our five-step process begins with design intent articulation and concludes with production approval, ensuring technical execution matches architectural vision.
What makes your lighting systems adaptable?
Our modular designs accommodate evolving spatial functions through adjustable optics, interchangeable components, and scalable infrastructure.
Do you work on international projects?
Yes, we've completed installations in locations including Warsaw, Los Angeles, and New York with regional sales support available.
What technical specifications should I consider?
Key factors include lumen output (up to 2000 lumens), color rendering (90+ CRI), beam angles (6°-60°), and mounting requirements.
