Tech Lighting (Element Reflections): LFI 2017 Design Excellence Award – Recessed Downlights

Tech Lighting

ELEMENT Reflections domes (available in 5″, 8″ and 12″ diameters) are recessed into the ceiling plane and act as reflectors to a completely hidden ring of up–firing LEDs that deliver perfectly controlled indirect illumination.

The play of light and shadow highlights the range of stylized dome designs while reducing overall glare. ELEMENT Reflection domes also offer two ceiling appearance options: flanged for a more traditional ceiling appearance; or flangeless for a smooth, mudded–in ceiling appearance.

The Element Reflections come in five distinctive domes, molded with embossed design details, subtly accent architectural themes with glare–free LED general illumination. Additionally, ELEMENT Reflections is dimmable for enhanced mood setting options. Ideal for residential, hospitality, or senior living environments, ELEMENT Reflections lets recessed downlights infuse an interior design with style and taste while delivering pristine LED indirect illumination.

For more information:

http://www.element-lighting.com/Products/Details/Reflections-Decorative-Recessed-Downlights

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