The Project

It all started when I set up a small “gallery” in my home. My plan was to get lights that hung over each piece and call it a day. However, I’m the type that needs to research all options, weigh the pros & cons and reach out to a few experts before a purchase.

The Challenge

While over-art lighting has its place, they were limiting in their coverage on the print, had an unnatural light dispersement, did not provide me the “zoom” control I desired, required battery changes (and reduction in power), and weren’t able to be integrated into my home lighting. After looking at the pricing, I realized I could get Banno’s L’Art series for very near the same price, with many more features and art gallery quality.

The Consultation

After looking at several different brands and types of lighting, I reached out to Banno regarding their L’Art series. I spoke with Froi and Simon, who were wonderful at explaining what sets their products apart. By this point, I had 3D renderings of the space, and they offered to have their lighting engineers import this into their software to better calculate the number and placement of all lights.

The Solution

I went with Banno’s L’Art Zoom series.

• 8 lights on surface tracks in my home gallery

• 3 lights on single mounts, highlighting different pieces throughout the the rest of the house

All of these tie into a unified Brilliant Smart Home system - though this isn’t required.

I absolutely LOVE these lights and I’m so pleased with how my photos look after being properly lit.

The Partnership

About a year later, after more sales of my wall prints, I wanted to offer my clients’ the same lighting I chose to use.