Home / Intelligent Lighting / Lighting Fixtures
ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING FIXTURES
Light, chosen for
the way you live.
Architectural luminaires from Loxone, Wever & Ducré and XAL, alongside Grapes’ own 24 V DC range. Selected around the space, the materials and the atmosphere you want to create.
Sebastian’s house
A COMPOSITION OF LIGHT
Give every layer a purpose.
The fitting matters. So does the place it lights, the shadow it leaves and the way it sits within the architecture.
01
Ambient
A comfortable foundation, using carefully placed downlights or indirect light to give the room its overall balance.
02
Task
Light where it is needed: a worktop, a reading chair, a desk. Clarity without lighting the entire room to the same level.
03
Accent
Bring out the grain of timber, the texture of stone or a favourite artwork through considered direction and contrast.
04
Decorative
A pendant or wall light can become part of the interior’s character, with its output balanced against the other layers.
FROM THE APPROVED PROJECT COLLECTION
Light within the materials.
Oliver’s house — pendants above the kitchen island.
Oliver’s house — warm light across the cabinetry.
THE RANGES WE CARRY
Different expressions.
A coherent design.
24 V
■
NATIVE 24 V TREE
Loxone
Warm-white light and colour from fittings designed to communicate directly with the Loxone system. The LED Spot RGBW Tree combines the light source and its control in one luminaire.
DESIGN WITH NATIVE TREE OPTIONS
Wever & Ducré
Expressive architectural forms, including selected 24 V Loxone Tree versions. The DEEP 1.0 Loxone range brings a recessed form and warm-dimming light into the same building system.
XAL
SASSO
■
ARCHITECTURAL PRECISION · DALI OPTIONS
XAL
An extensive architectural collection, from spotlights and downlights to linear and suspended lighting. DALI and DALI-2 options provide a considered route into Loxone; we confirm the driver for each chosen fitting.
24 V
■
OUR OWN 24 V DC RANGE
Grapes
Grapes’ own lighting range brings another 24 V DC option to the project. We select the suitable dimmer or driver alongside the fitting, so its light output and control behaviour are considered together.
Manufacturer product references: Wever & Ducré DEEP and XAL SASSO. Final model, finish and control specification are selected for the project.
NATIVE 24 V TREE LIGHTING
The intelligence is
already in the light.
A native Tree luminaire receives 24 V DC power and communicates directly with Loxone over the Tree connection. Its onboard electronics handle the light output, so a separate external RGBW Dimmer Tree is not needed for its basic dimming.
The practical advantage is a direct, integrated route from the lighting design to the room’s scenes. Selected Loxone and Wever & Ducré Tree fittings are designed around that connection.
Manufacturer details: Loxone Tree spot ↗ · Wever & Ducré Tree range ↗
24 V + Tree
Two distinct roles, working together.
POWER
24 V DC supplies the luminaire from a correctly specified power supply.
CONTROL
Tree carries commands between the Loxone system and the light.
RESULT
The luminaire joins the room’s lighting scenes through its native control electronics.
24 V DC COMPARED WITH MAINS-INPUT LED
A better fit begins with
the right question.
For a Loxone project, 24 V can offer a particularly direct control architecture. The choice still follows the luminaire and the building.
WHAT MATTERS
24 V DC LIGHTING
MAINS-INPUT LED LIGHTING
Power architecture
A power supply converts mains AC to 24 V DC. Native Tree fittings include control electronics; standard 24 V lights need a suitable dimmer or driver.
The fitting or its external LED driver receives mains AC and converts it to the DC drive required by its LEDs.
Dimming route
Native Tree, or a compatible PWM/other driver arrangement for standard 24 V fittings.
Depending on the driver: phase-cut, DALI, 0–10 V or another supported interface.
Integration advantage
Native Tree gives a direct Loxone control path. Compatible standard 24 V lighting can be grouped through an appropriate dimmer.
DALI supports addressable professional lighting. Suitable phase-cut fittings can be useful where existing mains circuits are retained.
Power-supply access
Supplies and dimmers can be placed in planned, accessible locations. Native fittings still contain electronics.
Drivers may be within the fitting or separately located. Access depends on the product and ceiling design.
Cable planning
Higher current at the same power makes voltage drop important. Cable length, conductor size and supply location need deliberate planning.
Mains distribution is generally more practical over longer runs at the same power. Separate control wiring may also be required.
Light quality & dimming
Colour rendering, beam quality and low-end dimming depend on the actual fitting and control combination. PWM behaviour also needs checking.
The same quality checks apply. Premium DALI luminaires can deliver excellent light and dimming; phase-cut compatibility must be verified.
Energy & lifetime
No automatic efficiency or lifespan advantage from 24 V alone. Assess the complete system, including power supplies.
No automatic disadvantage from mains input. Luminaire efficiency, driver quality, thermal design and use all matter.
Where it makes sense
A strong option for a planned low-voltage lighting system, especially native Tree fittings and compatible linear lighting.
A strong option for architectural DALI ranges, selected decorative fittings and suitable existing circuits.
| What matters | 24 V DC lighting | Mains-input LED lighting |
|---|---|---|
| Power architecture | A power supply converts mains AC to 24 V DC. Native Tree fittings include control electronics; standard 24 V lights need a suitable dimmer or driver. | The fitting or its external LED driver receives mains AC and converts it to the DC drive required by its LEDs. |
| Dimming route | Native Tree, or a compatible PWM/other driver arrangement for standard 24 V fittings. | Depending on the driver: phase-cut, DALI, 0–10 V or another supported interface. |
| Integration advantage | Native Tree gives a direct Loxone control path. Compatible standard 24 V lighting can be grouped through an appropriate dimmer. | DALI supports addressable professional lighting. Suitable phase-cut fittings can be useful where existing mains circuits are retained. |
| Power-supply access | Supplies and dimmers can be placed in planned, accessible locations. Native fittings still contain electronics. | Drivers may be within the fitting or separately located. Access depends on the product and ceiling design. |
| Cable planning | Higher current at the same power makes voltage drop important. Cable length, conductor size and supply location need deliberate planning. | Mains distribution is generally more practical over longer runs at the same power. Separate control wiring may also be required. |
| Light quality & dimming | Colour rendering, beam quality and low-end dimming depend on the actual fitting and control combination. PWM behaviour also needs checking. | The same quality checks apply. Premium DALI luminaires can deliver excellent light and dimming; phase-cut compatibility must be verified. |
| Energy & lifetime | No automatic efficiency or lifespan advantage from 24 V alone. Assess the complete system, including power supplies. | No automatic disadvantage from mains input. Luminaire efficiency, driver quality, thermal design and use all matter. |
| Where it makes sense | A strong option for a planned low-voltage lighting system, especially native Tree fittings and compatible linear lighting. | A strong option for architectural DALI ranges, selected decorative fittings and suitable existing circuits. |
Specify the light.
Then choose its best route.
Our preference for native Tree is about coherent integration. XAL DALI luminaires remain a valuable option where their optical performance, form and range suit the architecture. Both can belong to the same Loxone system.
THE DETAIL YOU WILL NOTICE
Warmth, colour and control
are different choices.
Dim to warm
The light becomes warmer as it dims, following the luminaire’s designed dimming curve. Selected Wever & Ducré Loxone fittings offer this approach.
Tunable white
Brightness and white colour temperature can be adjusted within the fitting’s supported range. This requires a matching luminaire and driver.
RGBW
Red, green and blue channels add colour alongside a dedicated white channel. It offers a different capability from independently tunable white.
Beyond colour temperature, we consider colour rendering, glare, beam angle, light output, finish and dimming behaviour. These details define the quality of the room.
Manufacturer details: DEEP 1.0 Loxone ↗ · XAL SASSO example ↗ · Loxone RGBW spot ↗
DESIGNED WITH THE INTERIOR
From the first material
to the final mood.
01
Begin with the room
Share plans, materials, ceiling details and the moments the space needs to support.
02
Coordinate the specification
We consider the fixture, optics, driver, power supply and control route together.
03
Compose the response
The selected fittings become part of the room’s scenes, with levels and transitions refined during commissioning.
Are all 24 V lights native Loxone Tree lights?
No. 24 V describes the electrical supply. Tree describes communication with Loxone. A native Tree luminaire includes the compatible control electronics; a standard 24 V fitting needs an appropriate dimmer or driver.
Does 24 V automatically mean better light?
No. Colour quality, glare, dimming, efficiency and lifespan depend on the complete luminaire, driver, power supply and installation. We compare the actual specification, not voltage alone.
Are all Wever & Ducré lights compatible with Tree?
The selected Loxone Tree versions are. Other Wever & Ducré fittings may use a different driver or control method. The exact product code determines the route.
Can XAL DALI lights share scenes with Tree lights?
Yes. With suitable Loxone interfaces, compatible DALI luminaires and Tree lights can be assigned to the same room scenes. Their individual capabilities still follow the selected fixtures and drivers.
Can you work with an architect’s lighting schedule?
Share the proposed fittings, driver details, plans and intended scenes. We can review the control routes and coordinate them with the wider automation design.
THE COMPLETE ECOSYSTEM
Consider the connections.
THE NEXT SPACE STARTS HERE
Begin with the light
you want to live in.
Share your plans, your material palette or a lighting schedule. We’ll help bring the fittings and the wider system into one considered design.
Once you send your enquiry, we’ll respond within 24 hours with next steps for your consultation.
Prepare your enquiry, then review and send it in WhatsApp. Fields marked * are required.
