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Marist College’s new Computer Lab called for a lighting strategy that would express both technological precision and creative energy. At the core of the space, Compass 44 Rings and Profile 44 Linear Pendants establish a crisp, architectural layer of white light - delivering strong visual contrast against the saturated red walls and dark ceiling plane.
Perimeter surfaces are illuminated by PRFL-44 wall-mounted luminaires, introducing dynamic RGBW illumination that enhances spatial depth and enables programmable color expression. The result is a cohesive lighting composition that balances clarity, contrast, and adaptability - supporting both focused work and an immersive visual experience.

At the Visiting Nurses Services office in Brooklyn, NY, Compass Ring (COML-44) pendants deliver high-output, energy-efficient lighting in a suspended direct configuration. Installed in tandem with circular acoustic panels, the 2' diameter luminaires form a floating ceiling element that blends visual whimsy with functional intent.

By establishing a lower visual plane in a tall, narrow space, COML-44 helps create a more welcoming, human-scale environment for client interactions - without compromising on lighting quality or distribution.

Designed with versatility in mind, the COML-44 is available in suspended, recessed, and surface mount versions in diameters starting at 2'. Multiple lighting options - including Static White, Tunable White, BIOS, RGBW, Dim-to-Warm, and Dim-to-Off, support a wide range of visual, biological, and experiential goals.