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  • Cloud or local app
  • 20 years of experience in home automation

NewInterior

Light comes into
the home.

Cabinetry, ceilings, moldings, home theaters, offices. Cut-to-length strips, adjustable white light from 2,700 to 6,500 K, and a controller designed for indoor use—from the people who light up your building's facade.

Free-form cutWhite CCT 2700–6500 KAnalog and addressableIndoor controllerNative Control4
2700 K · under cabinets, display cases
2700 K
Drag the slider: the same spectrum, from 2,700 to 6,500 K. That's exactly what the app does.

Applications

Six places where light makes all the difference.

Each part has its own strip, profile, and setting. They all communicate with the same controller.

Cabinets and cupboards
01

Cabinets and cupboards

Under the base cabinets, above the upper cabinets, inside the display cabinets. Ultra-flat profile, strips cut to size, CCT white lighting for cooking at 4000 K and dining at 2700 K.

Under-cabinet spaceTop of cabinetsDisplay cabinetsPantry
Ceiling rails
02

Ceiling rails

A light strip recessed into the drywall or mounted on the surface, running across the room. General lighting without a single recessed fixture.

HallwayLiving roomBedroomBathroom
Molding and baseboards
03

Molding and baseboards

At the top, the crown molding reflects light onto the ceiling. At the bottom, the baseboard defines the hallway and guides footsteps at night, set to 10% brightness. Same strip, same controller.

CorniceBaseboardHallwayDoor frame
Home Theater
04

Home Theater

Screen border, tiered steps, seat baseboards: deep red during the movie, soft white during intermission. Addressable, with the white CCT next to it.

Screen OutlineBleachersShelvesBar
Office
05

Office

6,500 K on the countertop in the morning, 3,000 K at the end of the day. The white light follows the clock—without a second thought. Under the shelves, behind the screen, on the ceiling.

CountertopShelvesBacklightingRemote work
Conference Room
06

Conference Room

Neutral, even lighting for meetings; soft lighting for presentations; and lighting in the company's colors for the reception area. Scene settings at the touch of a button, via Control4, or through the app.

TableHome PageLogoScenes

commercial

And for businesses.

A showroom, a store, an exhibition hall: lighting is part of the experience, and it’s programmed to coincide with opening hours.

Salons and Clinics
07

Salons and Clinics

Warm cove lighting above the workstations, neutral lighting by the mirror. The ambiance we choose—not the one from the suspended ceiling.

Hair SalonSpaClinicReception
Shops and Bars
08

Shops and Bars

Backlit shelves, an accent counter, and products showcased one by one. Open layout: each shelf is a different length.

ShelvesCounterDisplay caseBar
Exhibition Halls
09

Exhibition Halls

Lines on the ceiling, illuminated logo, corporate colors in the reception area. Color-addressable, CCT for the rest.

ShowroomHomeLogoEvent

The Internal System

Three pieces, designed together.

New 2026 Line: From the strip to the controller, designed for indoor use—and compatible with everything you install outdoors.

Analog Tapes

Relaxed fit. Adjustable collar.

Strips that can be cut to any length—to the millimeter, not just every 10 cm. In CCT white, the same strip emits 2700 K in the evening and 6500 K in the morning.

2,700 K,warm
3,000K (hot)
4,000Kneutre
6,500Klumière per day
  • Adjustable CCT 2700–6500 K, fine dimming
  • Fixed white: 2700, 3000, 4000, or 6500 K
  • Free-form cut: no waste, no dead space
  • 24 V, high density, high IRC
Internal Auditor

2 addressable zones + 5 analog channels.

A control box designed for a single floor: two data outputs for addressable strips (COB, Strip, Neon) and five analog channels for CCT white and dimming.

  • 2 data zones (SPI) — color and effects
  • 5 analog channels — CCT, dimming, white zones
  • Same application, whether cloud-based or on-premises
  • Native Control4 support, scenes, and schedules
  • Assembled and tested in Longueuil
Profiles and Moldings

The tape disappears, but the light remains.

Anodized aluminum profiles for cabinets, ceiling rails, and moldings, with a polycarbonate diffuser. Available in recessed, surface-mounted, or built-in configurations.

  • Ultra-thin cabinet profiles, under the cabinets
  • Recessed or surface-mounted ceiling tracks
  • Molding with built-in groove, for painting
  • Opal diffuser: no visible LEDs
What about outdoor systems indoors? Yes. COB, Strip, and addressable neon lights can also be installed indoors—for colored crown molding, home theaters, and bars. They connect to the two data zones on the indoor controller, next to the CCT white.

Cabinetmakers, designers, architects

You design the space. We add the lighting.

Profiles that fit into the cabinet, strips cut to size for each module, and a single supplier for both white and colored finishes. We work based on your drawings.

Cabinetmakers and Kitchen DesignersInterior designersArchitectsHome automation integratorsElectriciansRenovation Contractors

Frequently Asked Questions

What people ask us about the interior.

All FAQs
What does CCT stand for?
Correlated color temperature—the “warmth” of white, measured in kelvins. 2700 K is as warm as an old-fashioned light bulb; 6500 K is as cool as daylight. A CCT strip includes both, and the app mixes them: warm for dinner, cool for cooking, and everything in between.
Analog or addressable: which one should you choose?
Analog for white: the entire strip has the same color and brightness; it’s simple and can be cut to any length—perfect for under cabinets or in moldings. Addressable for color and effects: each LED is controlled individually—ideal for home theaters, bars, or colorful crown molding. The internal controller supports both modes.
Can I adjust the brightness using my light switches?
Dimming is controlled within the app, either by scene or by schedule—and via Control4 or your home automation system, if you have one. The integrator can also connect a wall switch to the controller to provide a physical button in the room.
How many zones are there on an indoor controller?
Five analog channels and two addressable zones. A typical kitchen—crown molding, space under cabinets, baseboards, kitchen island—fits into a single unit. An entire floor can use two of them, all within the same application.
I design kitchens: How do we work together?
Send us the project plan. We'll provide a list of profiles and lengths by module, and the strip will be cut to size. The partner program gives you access to wholesale prices and technical support—see Become a Partner.

Start with one room.

A kitchen, a home theater, an office. A certified integrator handles it all—and the rest of the house is controlled through the same controller.