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A curved wood-paneled living room with a continuous line of light

Lighting guide

Linear, Cove and Millwork Lighting


In short

Elevated Integration designs and installs linear lighting: plaster-in lines and curves, coves, shelf and millwork light, stair and toe-kick light, using PureEdge, Lucetta CI, AiSPIRE and Lutron tape light. We are a dealer for PureEdge, Lucetta CI, AiSPIRE, Ketra and Rania.

Linear light draws with light: a line along a ceiling, a ring set into plaster, a glow under a stair tread or inside a cabinet. With no visible source, it becomes part of the architecture.

It is also where quality shows. Color that matches from one run to the next, diffusion without dots, and a channel that disappears into the finish separate a beautiful cove from an ordinary one.

Plaster-in
Mud-in channels are finished over by the plasterer, so the line of light looks cut into the wall. PureEdge's TruCurve and TruCirque bend the line into curves and rings.
Coves and curtains
Light washed up a ceiling or down a drapery reads as daylight after dark, without a single visible fixture.
Millwork
Shelves, cabinets, vanities and closets lit from within, planned with the millwork shop so channels are routed before finishing.
One white
Rania and Lumaris tape match Lutron's downlights, and Lucetta CI and AiSPIRE linear come in dim-to-warm, tunable and color, so lines and downlights share the same white.
A curtain cove washing sheer drapery against a city skyline
The fixtures

What we specify


Floating stair treads lit from beneath
Floating stair treads lit from beneath
A kitchen with linear light inside the glass cabinets
A kitchen with linear light inside the glass cabinets

For designers and architects

Specified with you, from the first drawing

We place fixtures and keypads on your plans, coordinate with the electrician and builder, and set the scenes with you on site. See what is new this season, or how we work with design teams.

Questions

Linear and coves, answered.

What is plaster-in linear lighting?
Plaster-in, or mud-in, linear lighting uses an aluminum channel that the plasterer finishes over, so only the line of light shows, as if cut into the ceiling or wall.
How do you keep tape light from showing dots?
We use fully diffused tape and profiles, such as Lucetta CI's CURVA and DURO Flex, sized to the depth of the channel, so the light reads as a continuous line.
Can linear lighting match the downlights?
Yes. Rania and Lumaris tape light are made to match Lutron's downlights, and Lucetta CI and AiSPIRE offer tunable white, so coves and downlights can share one color temperature.

Light the house the way it should feel.

Elevated Integration designs and installs lighting from Armonk, NY, across Westchester, Fairfield County, New York City and the Hamptons.

212-634-9091 · Photography: PureEdge Lighting, Lucetta CI.