People don’t buy a home because it scores well on a performance test. They buy it because it feels better the moment they walk inside. Light is the most immediate way a homeowner experiences a home — and one of the most powerful levers builders and designers have for creating spaces that feel as good as they perform.
This session explores how two disciplines, interior glass design and low-voltage lighting systems, work together to distribute natural and artificial light in ways that deepen comfort, support occupant health and wellness, and make the story of a high-performance home visible and tangible from the moment a buyer walks in.
Jenny DeLapp
Shannon McKinney