Linear & Profile Lighting
Linear and profile systems used to define architectural lines — ceiling perimeters, joinery undersides, wall details and circulation paths — integrated with Wolf's joinery fabrication where a project calls for combined delivery. The Amisa showroom's storefront and the Asas Tower Residence's hallway both use a continuous linear line to establish identity and guide circulation.
Ideal applications
- Ceiling perimeters
- Joinery and cabinetry undersides
- Wall details
- Circulation paths
Technical considerations
- Recessed vs. surface-mounted profile selection
- Coordination with joinery fabrication tolerances
- Consistent light output along the full run
How it fits the rest of the project.
Where linear lighting integrates with cabinetry or ceiling joinery, Luxray and Wolf coordinate the drawings before fabrication so the profile run, power supply and joinery tolerances are resolved together.
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Frequently asked
Does linear lighting need to be planned with the joinery?
Where linear lighting integrates with cabinetry or ceiling joinery, Luxray and Wolf coordinate the drawings before fabrication.
Where is linear lighting typically used?
Ceiling perimeters, joinery undersides, feature walls and circulation paths — anywhere a continuous line of light is more effective than individual point fixtures.