Lutron has added another manufacturer partner to its Native by Design partner program, this time announcing that lighted and TV mirror maker Seura will join the program to allow Lutron’s Intelligent Lighting technology to directly integrate with lighted mirrors.
The companies say the goal is to make the vanity mirror part of a home’s connected lighting system rather than a standalone fixture, so light at the mirror can shift through the day along with the rest of the space.
The integration pairs two of the premier design-focused brands in the custom integration channel as Lutron continues to work to partner with makers of decorative fixtures and other manufacturers in the industry.
What’s in the Mirror
According to the announcement, Séura’s lighted mirrors are:
- Compatible with Lutron HomeWorks. The release names HomeWorks specifically.
- Tunable white from 1800K to 5500K, with the illumination built into the mirror. Lutron identifies the light source as its Rania Natural White Light.
- Fitted with an integrated wireless controller, mounted inside a customized mirror housing. The companies say the placement is intended to ensure reliable communication and performance.
- Made to order for each installation.
The companies describe use cases ranging from bright, clear light in a primary bath in the morning to a warmer, dimmer setting in a powder room for evening entertaining.
About Native by Design
Lutron describes Native by Design as a curated group of partners that build Lutron technology directly into their own products. The company positions the program as a way to simplify specification and installation while keeping performance, control and design consistent across a project.
“Lutron’s Native by Design program brings together leading brands to create a more connected, thoughtfully designed home,” said Ben Bard, vice president of luxury residential at Lutron. “By integrating Séura’s custom luxury mirrors with Lutron Intelligent Lighting, we’re extending the benefits of personalized, beautifully controlled light into the bathroom and other spaces where lighting plays an important role in everyday life.”
Melissa Olson, vice president of sales and marketing at Séura, said the program “brings our custom mirrors into the rhythm of the connected home, with light that transitions with the rest of the space.”
