TEXAS Dallas + Houston + Austin
Lighting Up The Lone Star State
Texas. Oil barons, longhorns and star-spangled cheerleaders... and a legacy of sophisticated design and luxury hospitality. For more than 20 years, we’ve been proud to illuminate the independent spirit of its cities, bringing bold character and refined detail to every space we touch.
Toulouse Plano
Renaissance Dallas Hotel
Hilton Americas Houston
Marriott Marquis Houston
Texas A&M Hotel Conference Center
Hyatt Regency Hill County
Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, College Station
Designer: Morris Architects
Immerse yourself in the bold “Aggie” spirit that defines College Station. Rising beside Kyle Field on the historic Texas A&M campus, a striking glass tower introduces a new standard of comfort and luxury.
Warm, transitional furnishings paired with our sleek lighting create an inviting expression of true “Howdy” hospitality. Whether gathering with friends or welcoming family for game day, the space captures the energy of an Aggie hullabaloo with a polished contemporary edge.
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Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, College Station
Designer: Morris Architects
Intercontinental Dallas, Addison
Designer: Forrest Perkins/Perkins Eastman
Pattern and texture unfold above and below, creating a layered composition of refined detail. Cascading Austrian crystal beads paired with sheer, sparkling organza form a series of luminous focal points throughout the grand lobby, gently guiding guests from one designed delight to the next.
Renaissance Dallas Hotel
Designer: K2M + Rubin Design Group
Towering columns of black onyx wrapped in satin nickel brands usher you into the lobby of this iconic Dallas landmark. A striking stairwell installation of oversized, hand-blow glass orbs in warm, natural hues draws the eyes upward, guiding guests toward expansive ballroom spaces adorned with overlapping rings of cool metals and textured faux linen.
We relish the opportunity to anchor such grand spaces with lighting accents that are as thoughtfully proportioned as they are unforgettable.
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Renaissance Dallas Hotel
Designer: K2M + Rubin Design Group
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Embassy Suites, Amarillo
Designer: Matchline Design Group
Add a breath of brilliance to your design vision. Interlocking, downlit brass rings and statuesque torchieres define the expansive lobby with sculptural elegance. Overhead, sumptuous clusters of glass bubbles in clear champagne and warm amber create the illusion of floating, illuminated grandeur.
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Magnolia Hotel, Dallas
Designer: Pickard Design Group
A delightful renovation transforms this intimate ballroom into a study in refined glamour. A serpentine installation of crystal strands accented with brass diamonds shimmers within a perfectly illuminated coffer. Statement sconces featuring larger diamond-shaped “shield” shades complete the composition, creating charming Deco-inspired drama and timeless sophistication.
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Uptown Plaza, Dallas
Designer: Waldrop + Nichols
The soaring two-story lobby of these contemporary residences makes an immediate architectural statement, wrapped in warm wood paneling that sets a rich, textural backdrop. The scale is grand, yet thoughtfully composed to feel welcoming rather than overwhelming.
Oversized clusters of modern, caged mobiles in warm bronze tones float overhead, introducing airiness and movement while casting a dramatic, ambient glow throughout the space. The result is a refined interplay of structure and light, balancing bold proportion with inviting warmth.
Bexford Pullman Apartments, Frisco
Designer: Matchline Design Group
Geometric fixtures take center stage throughout the common areas of this Frisco residential community, establishing a bold architectural identity from the moment you enter. The composition feels intentional and structured, reinforcing a contemporary design language that carries throughout the shared spaces.
Interlocking rings with integrated LED strips and triangular trios of T-lamps hover overhead, creating a dynamic architectural rhythm. A thoughtful blend of cove illumination and wall-grazing pools of light adds depth and dimension, elevating everyday circulation areas into refined, visually engaging environments.
Aris Market Square Apartments, Houston
Designer: SJL Design Group
An ethereal ring of LED fibers encircling a central silvered mirror lamp appears to float within a striking curved coffer, creating a luminous architectural focal point. In the wood-paneled corners, clusters of smoked glass trapezoids cast a warm glow, introducing depth and dimension to the cool, contemporary lobby of these luxury downtown Houston residences.
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Ross+Peak Apartments, Dallas
Designer: SJL Design Group
Repetition becomes rhythm, and rhythm becomes drama. Large-scale surface-mounted pendants sweep across the lobby of this luxury residential tower, establishing a bold architectural cadence.
A modernist Art Deco influence keeps the atmosphere timeless yet inviting, extending even to the faux alabaster sconces in the mail room, where subtle detailing delivers a cool, sophisticated finish.
DoubleTree by Hilton Houston Galleria
Designer: Paradigm Design Group
Simplicity of form and disciplined repetition, elevated through the thoughtful use of luxe materials, define the character of this refined hospitality space. A rhythmic series of coffers housing softly glowing, hand-finished faux alabaster “hatboxes” creates architectural continuity overhead.
Below, a colonnade of polished brass shades leads the eye through the lobby, enhancing proportion and reinforcing a sense of balance throughout.
Hilton Americas, Houston
Designer: Wilson Associates
A premier event and conference destination calls for statement design with enduring presence. In the expansive lobby, a series of interlocking warm brass ring features establish a bold architectural motif, setting the tone for the experience ahead.
Gentlemen’s club–inspired dining areas introduce layered sophistication, with tiered pendants and coordinating sconces repeating throughout to create visual continuity. Even the stacks of illuminated “books” add a curated touch, striking the perfect balance between grandeur and invitation in this timeless Houston landmark.
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Marriot Marquis, Houston
Designer: Looney & Associates
It is all about proportion. A welcoming cluster of grand, two-tone pendants anchors the reception area, while a colonnade of 10-foot-tall rattan cylinders introduces rhythm and warmth.
Together, these thoughtfully scaled elements soften the expanse, bringing monumental spaces down to a gracious, human level.
Toulouse Cafe and Bar, Plano
Designer: Design DMU
French Deco–inspired lanterns in aged dark bronze and seeded glass, crowned with whimsical leaf detailing, promenade gracefully throughout this delightful dining space.
The result is effortlessly elegant, a space that feels both intimate and indulgent. Très charmant.
Hotel Zaza, Dallas
Designer: Design DMU
Such a striking porte cochere. Drive up to the newly renovated Hotel ZaZa in the Museum District and be greeted by a trio of geometric lanterns in dark bronze. Delicate points of light shimmer within each form, offering a warm and sculptural welcome home.
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Hyatt Regency Hill Country, San Antonio
Designer: Wimberly Interiors
Practice makes perfect, and repetition creates drama. Large-scale surfacemounted pendants sweep across the lobby of this luxury resort, while a modernist Art Deco influence keeps the atmosphere classic and inviting throughout… even the faux alabaster sconces add a cool, sophisticated finish.
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Cambria Hotel Southlake
DFW North
Designer: Design DMU
Fun, fanciful silhouettes and thoughtfully layered materials create intriguing focal points throughout the reception, lounge, and meeting spaces of this midrange property. Each element introduces personality without overwhelming the architecture. The result is playful yet polished, proving that strong design does not require extravagance. A reminder that cool design can thrive, even within a disciplined budget.
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Texas Project List
Le Méridien Dallas, the Stoneleigh Fettle Design
The Intercontinental Dallas Forrest Perkins
Twelve Cowboys Way Apartments, Frisco
Keaton Interiors
Hilton Hotel, Austin
Looney & Associates
Melrose Hotel, Dallas
Leo A Daly
Warwick Melrose, Dallas
Design DMU
Renaissance Dallas Hotel
K2M + Rubin Design Group
Fairmont Hotel, Austin
Warren Sheets Design
Magnolia Hotel, Dallas
Pickard Design Studio
Embassy Suites, Amarillo
Matchline Design Group
Ross & Peak Apartments, Dallas
SJL Design Group
Hotel Zaza, Dallas
Design DMU
The Nobleman Fort Worth,
Tapestry Collection by Hilton
KMCA Design
Grand Hyatt Hotel DFW, Dallas
Parker-Torres Design
Cypress at Fountain Place, Dallas
Fettle Design
London House, Houston
Sensitori
Great Wolf Lodge, Webster
Flick Mars
Marriot San Antonio
Gettys Group
Embassy Suites, Dallas
HFS Concepts 4
Uptown Plaza, Dallas
Waldrop + Nichols
Signia by Hilton La Cantera
Resort & Spa, San Antonio
Looney & Associates
The Stephen F. Austin Royal
Sonesta Hotel, Austin
Anderson/Miller, Ltd
Perrys Steakhouse & Grill, Frisco
SK Interiors Inc.
Marriot Marquis Houston
Looney & Associates Dallas
Hard Rock Cafe, San Antonio
Hard Rock Café International
Hyatt Regency Houston
Galleria
Gensler
Broadstone Apartments, Frisco
SJL Design Group
Sheraton Hotel Fort Worth
The Gettys Group
Hilton Americas, Houston
Wilson Associates
Texas A&M Hotel & Confernce
Center, College Station
Morris Architects
Toulouse Cafe & Bar, Plano Design DMU
Paul Hastings Corporate,
Houston Rottet Studio
Deloitte University, Westlake
Looney & Associates
Lennox at West Village, Dallas
Moore Design Group
Sapphire Lounge Dulles
Airport
Goldstick Lighting Design
Dallas Petroleum Club
CCI Club Design
Legacy Tower West, Dallas
Henderson Design Studio
Deloitte University, Westlake
Looney & Associates
DoubleTree by Hilton, Houston Galeria
Paradigm Design Group
Hyatt Regency Hill Country, San Antonio
Wimberly Interiors
Bexford Pullman Apartments, Frisco
Matchline Design Group
Cambria Hotel Southlake
DFW North
Design DMU
