Integrated Technology
Integrated lighting turns stone into a light source. Low-voltage LED systems are engineered into the stone assembly for backlit panels, lit edges and floating architectural effects on walls, bars and counters.
It works only when the material, the lighting and the fabrication are planned together from the start.
Scope of work
Translucent stone and porcelain panels lit from behind for walls, bars and feature surfaces.
Light carried along a stone edge to define the form of a counter, shelf or island.
Routing, diffusion and heat management are planned in fabrication so the glow is even and the stone is protected.
Your space and any openings for drivers or access are captured digitally before stone is cut.
Step by step
We talk through where light should appear and what it should feel like, then match a suitable stone.
Lighting, diffusion, wiring and access are worked out alongside the stone layout and your electrician.
The space is measured digitally and the stone is fabricated to the agreed lighting specs.
The stone is set, your electrician connects power and the lighting is checked before we finish.
Plan ahead
Real projects
Case studies
Bathroom · Natural Stone
Redmond, WA
A bathroom vanity in natural stone with color-changing LED lighting built into the stone. No hardware shows, and the seams at the backsplash are planned to disappear.
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Outdoor · Sintered Stone
Kirkland, WA
A fire pit surround in Neolith sintered stone for a modern Kirkland home. The material handles heat, sun and weather, and LED accent lighting adds a glow at night.
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Cabinets · Sintered Stone
Seattle, WA
Matte Dekton Laos clad across the cabinet doors, drawer fronts and exposed sides of a Seattle kitchen. Hidden LED lighting keeps the stone surface unbroken.
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Service areas
Integrated Lighting for homes in 13 Seattle-area cities, with local details for each.
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