What is DMF Lighting?

DMF Lighting makes modular LED downlights. Its housings, light modules and trims are separate parts, across families from the 1-inch True 1 to the 3-inch X Series and the 4-inch M Series.

Who installs DMF lighting in Westchester and Fairfield County?

Elevated Integration is a DMF Lighting dealer based in Armonk, NY. We design and install DMF downlights across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons.

Why choose a modular downlight?

Because the housing stays in the ceiling while the light module and trim are separate, a fixture can be serviced or changed from below without opening the ceiling.

Do DMF downlights offer warm dim and tunable white?

Yes. The M Series offers fixed color temperatures from 2,400K to 4,000K, plus warm dim and tunable white versions, at 93 CRI.

A wide, warm living and dining room lit by DMF downlights

Modular downlights

DMF

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In short

Elevated Integration is a DMF Lighting dealer, designing and installing DMF downlights for homes across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons. DMF builds a modular system of housings, light modules and trims, from the 1-inch True 1 to the 4-inch M Series.

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Downlights built to be upgraded, not replaced.

DMF designs its downlights as a system: the housing stays in the ceiling, while the light module and the trim are separate parts. A house can change its light later without changing its ceiling.

It is the practical, beautifully made choice for the rooms around the showpieces: hallways, closets, baths and the long runs of a large house.

Modular: Housing, light module and trim are separate, so the light can be serviced or changed from below.
93 CRI: M Series color quality of 93 CRI with tight 2-step color consistency.
Every white: 2,400K to 4,000K, plus warm dim and tunable white versions.
Every trim: Round, square, pinhole, wall wash and flangeless mud-in trims.

DMF's family of round, square, pinhole and flangeless trims

The fixtures

The DMF range we specify

True 1
1-inch downlight family
DMF's smallest aperture, named a Product of the Year award winner by Architectural Record.
X Series
3-inch downlight
A compact architectural downlight, formerly designated 2-inch, with the same hardware and performance.
M Series
4-inch downlight
Beams from 15 to 90 degrees, warm dim and tunable white, and installs in new construction, remodels, concrete and millwork.
M Series Residential housings
4-inch housings
Including IC-rated and spray-foam housings for tight, insulated ceilings.

A DMF M Series downlight shown as housing, light module and trim

In the house

Where we use DMF

Whole-house downlighting

One consistent fixture family through halls, baths, closets and secondary rooms.

Flangeless ceilings

Mud-in trims disappear into the plaster for a clean, architectural ceiling.

Long-term flexibility

Light modules can be changed later without cutting the ceiling.

Control

On the same system as the house

DMF fixtures dim on standard and digital lighting controls, including 0-10V, phase and DALI-2, so they sit on the same Lutron or Savant system as the rest of the house.

Lighting design →Smart home control →Motorized shading →

Questions

DMF, answered.

What is DMF Lighting?: DMF Lighting makes modular LED downlights. Its housings, light modules and trims are separate parts, across families from the 1-inch True 1 to the 3-inch X Series and the 4-inch M Series.
Who installs DMF lighting in Westchester and Fairfield County?: Elevated Integration is a DMF Lighting dealer based in Armonk, NY. We design and install DMF downlights across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons.
Why choose a modular downlight?: Because the housing stays in the ceiling while the light module and trim are separate, a fixture can be serviced or changed from below without opening the ceiling.
Do DMF downlights offer warm dim and tunable white?: Yes. The M Series offers fixed color temperatures from 2,400K to 4,000K, plus warm dim and tunable white versions, at 93 CRI.