Moxy Hotel Boston

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The lighting scheme for the brand-new MOXY Hotel in Downtown Boston is sexy, moody, and, hip. Definitely not your average hospitality lighting. Through playful neon accents, thoughtful layers of light, and decorative lighting installations, the new hotel located on Tremont Street fits right into Boston’s downtown theater district. Colored light is used to explore additive and subtractive color mixing. When the blue light is employed, it almost seems as though the backstage light from the nearby theaters accidentally leaks into the atmosphere of the hotel, forging a unique link to its new home. Splashes of color, large graphic walls, strategically placed “Instagram” scenes, and unique materials and textures are just a few things that make up this elaborate and stylish palette.

Concept Designs (Recessed Hallway Fixture)

"Narrow beam angles range from 5 to 45 degrees. They produce concentrated and intense light that can highlight fine details or create dramatic contrasts. They are ideal for high ceilings or long distances, where the light needs to travel farther and reach specific areas. They are also suitable for accent or task lighting, where the focus is on a particular object or activity. However, narrow beam angles can also create harsh shadows, glare, or uneven illumination if not used properly." LED Light Expert, read more about light fixture beam angles here.

Final Designs

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