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A paneled dining room seen through open doors, its cabinets and chandelier lit for evening

Designers & architects

Lighting, designed with you.


In short

Elevated Integration works with interior designers and architects on lighting across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons: fixtures chosen from eight makers, fixture and keypad locations on your plans, keypad finishes and engraving, and scenes set with you on site. We are a dealer for Ketra, Rania, USAI, DMF, AiSPIRE, GE Proseo, PureEdge and Lucetta CI.

What we bring

Your design, lit the way you drew it


  • An entry with art under small-aperture downlights

    01

    Fixtures chosen for the room

    Eight makers, from one-inch downlights to backlit onyx, so each room gets the right light rather than one catalog stretched across the house.

  • A tiny downlight set into an ornate plaster ceiling

    02

    On your drawings

    Fixture and keypad locations on the architectural plans, and wiring schedules the electrician can build to.

  • A hand at a Palladiom keypad set into botanical wallpaper

    03

    Keypads as hardware

    Alisse, Palladiom, Aviena, Sunnata, Ascend or Metropolitan, in finishes matched to the door hardware and engraved room by room.

  • A living room where shades and lighting work together

    04

    Light and shade together

    Motorized shading planned with the lighting, so pockets, fabrics and scenes are decided once.

  • A living room in a warm evening scene

    05

    Scenes set with you

    Levels, color and aiming are set on site once the rooms are finished and the art is hung.

  • A white-oak kitchen under warm light

    06

    After handover

    As-built documentation, and care plans that keep scenes current as the house and the people in it change.

See the keypads → · Motorized shading →

A bedroom in botanical wallpaper, lit for evening

Your palette, your materials, lit the way you imagined them.

Photography: Lutron

How it runs

From the first drawing to the first evening


A paneled dining room at evening under a crystal chandelier
  1. 01

    Schematic design

    Bring us in early. Coves, ceiling details, millwork channels and rack space are easiest to plan before anything is framed.

  2. 02

    Design development

    Fixture selections and keypad layouts are reviewed with you and your client, room by room.

  3. 03

    Rough-in

    Housings, channels and wiring go in before drywall and plaster.

  4. 04

    Trim and aim

    Fixtures are trimmed out and accents aimed once the finishes are in.

  5. 05

    Scenes

    Scenes and schedules are programmed and walked through with you and the client.

In person

See it, and earn credit for it

The dining room at the Savant Experience Center in SoHo

Visit our Armonk office by appointment, or meet us with your client at the Savant Experience Center in SoHo. Nick DeClemente teaches AIA continuing education courses accredited through Savant, and we host them for design studios.

Questions

Working together, answered.

Does Elevated Integration work directly with interior designers?
Yes. We work with interior designers and architects on lighting, keypads and shading across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons, from the first drawings to the final scenes.
When should a designer bring Elevated Integration into a project?
At schematic design. Coves, ceiling details, millwork channels and keypad locations are easiest and least expensive to plan before framing.
Which lighting brands can Elevated Integration specify?
We are a dealer for Ketra, Rania, USAI, DMF, AiSPIRE, GE Proseo, PureEdge and Lucetta CI, specify Lutron Lumaris and Coastal Source, and design control on Savant and Lutron.

Bring us the drawings.

Tell us about the project and where it stands, and we will set a time to walk through it.