Harbor collection

Softer light for a safer, warmer home.

Bright, harsh light gets harder to live with over the years. Warmer light can make a home feel calmer and safer again. Harbor fixtures pair lower-glare, warm light with full dimming and wireless controls placed exactly where they're needed.

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The case for warmer, lower-glare light.

Aging eyes are more sensitive to glare.
Pupils shrink and lenses thicken with age, scattering more light — making harsh, direct fixtures genuinely uncomfortable, not just a minor annoyance.
Poor lighting is linked to real health risks.
Glare can hide obstacles like furniture and stairs, and the National Institute on Aging names good lighting — especially on stairs and hallways — as a core home safety measure for older adults.
Harsh light can trigger headaches.
Harvard Medical School researchers found a direct link between light-sensitive cells in the eye and brain centers that drive pain and discomfort — explaining why bright, glaring light can bring on real physical symptoms, not just annoyance.
Controls should work for everyone.
Switch placement and ease of use matter as much as the fixture itself, especially for anyone with limited mobility.

Sources: Harvard Medical School & Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (published in PNAS); National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health.

Three design choices, built around how aging eyes actually work.

Same trusted fixtures and install network as our Home collection, configured specifically for comfort and safety.

Lower-glare, warm light

Softer beam spread and a warmer color temperature reduce the harsh contrast that causes discomfort, without leaving rooms dim or hard to see in.

Fully dimmable

Light levels adjust to the task and time of day — bright for reading and cooking, gentle for evenings — instead of one harsh setting all day long.

Custom wireless controls

Switches can be placed wherever they're actually needed — bedside, chairside, by the door — with no rewiring, so control never depends on reaching a wall panel.

Built for two kinds of buyers.

Adult children
Helping a parent's home feel safer and more comfortable, without turning it into a clinical space.
Retirement communities
Upgrading old fluorescent fixtures to something calmer, easier on residents' eyes, and easier to control.

We're validating this idea before building it out in full — we'd like your take.

What it costs.

Real pricing for a typical one-bedroom home — bathroom, bedroom, and living room.

Standard install
Recessed fixtures only, warm low-glare light.
$950
Harbor — with wireless dimming
Includes wireless dimmer switches. Additional switches $50 each.
$1,100

Estimate for a one-bedroom unit, roughly 10 to 12 fixtures. Final price depends on room count and layout.

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We're validating real demand before building this out in full. A refundable $50 deposit holds your place in the first install cohort at the price above — fully refunded if you decide not to go ahead.

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