We’re losing the night sky because we’re afraid of the dark.

How a stop for chicken nuggets reminded me about equitable lighting.

Getting to guest lecture at Parsons this week was a blast. It also gave me a chance to reflect on how far we’ve come in the lighting industry when it comes to sustainability…and how far we still have to go.

LED isn’t perfect, but neither were light sources of the past.

We need to fix the consumer LED experience, or we’ll always be met with skepticism on spec-grade projects.

The first episode of the Delivered Lumens podcast is live! Join the conversation!

When we were forced apart by the pandemic, it made sense to get in the shed and demonstrate products. Now that we can come back together, I’m shifting what I create with Delivered Lumens.

Speaking at the IES conference was an opportunity for me to learn. Here’s what I took away from my session.

If we know that light can make people healthier and happier, then the next question is, who gets to benefit from what light can do?

If it's lighting design versus value engineering, we must increase the value of light.

There’s a growing body of evidence around the importance of darkness for our sleep and overall health. Here’s two more examples.

Energy efficiency was the first wave of making lighting more sustainable. The next wave is going to tackle embodied carbon.

It’s women’s history month, so I’m sharing seven female-led lighting accounts you need to follow.

Introducing a new series of conversations centered on light and health from the National Lighting Bureau and the Light and Health Research Center at Mount Sinai.

More than any other design choice lighting can amplify or detract from every other design decision you make.

Introducing my new weekly show which brings you a new lighting product every week for just 10 minutes.

So you’re convinced that great light is important. Here’s what comes next.