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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 4 MIN

Intelligent Lighting Is Redefining Luxury Home Design In Chelsea Harbour

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Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0Intelligent lighting is moving from “nice to have” to the centre of luxury home design, and Wow House 2026 is a perfect place to see why. We share the latest custom installation news from Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, where Lutron is using a full-scale showhouse to demonstrate how lighting control can shape the feel of a room from morning through to evening.We unpack Lutron’s definition of intelligent lighting as a new category that blends electric lighting, daylight, and automated shading into one joined-up experience. The goal is simple but powerful: rooms that adapt naturally to the people inside them, improving comfort and well-being while also revealing architectural features, materials, finishes, and artwork with far more intention. For integrators and specifiers, it’s a reminder that great outcomes come from designing scenes around real life, not just adding dimming at the end.At the centre of the showcase is Ketra, Lutron’s full-spectrum lighting system, designed to adjust colour temperature and light levels throughout the day and deliver precise colour effects when the design calls for them. We also touch on Orluna CCX architectural luminaires, designed for accurate colour rendering and discreet installation, and integrated with Lutron’s wireless control platform. Then we tour the featured rooms, from a kitchen that shifts from task lighting to entertaining, to a primary bathroom with five location-inspired scenes, to spaces that recreate the feeling of Mediterranean daylight with programmed transitions.If you work in luxury residential design, home automation, lighting design, or custom installation, this brief provides practical talking points to use with clients and collaborators. Subscribe, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review. What’s the most important thing you want a lighting system to do in a high-end home?Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0Get the latest News, Reviews and Opinions:Inside CI - https://linkly.link/2cM2pSupport the Podcast by using our Affiliated links:Start earning Microsoft points using the Bing app and get discounts on your Tech - https://linkly.link/2gVsiSupport the podcast by shopping on Amazon - https://geni.us/npUEx An award-winning VPN deal from Surfshark - https://linkly.link/2cM3BStart your own podcast and receive $20 - https://linkly.link/2acMf

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Sign up for our weekly newsletter - https://linkly.link/2gPF0 Intelligent lighting is moving from “nice to have” to the centre of luxury home design, and Wow House 2026 is a perfect place to see why. We share the latest custom installation news from Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, where Lutron is using a full-scale showhouse to demonstrate how lighting control can shape the feel of a room from morning through to evening. We unpack Lutron’s definition of intelligent lighting as a new category ...

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