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ERCO architectural lighting in Miami.

Explore light that gives architecture, art and materials their place in a room.

ERCO lighting at the Museum of the Cathedral in Florence
Museum of the Cathedral, Florence · ERCO · Photography: Dirk Vogel

Precision for the space.

ERCO’s range spans indoor and outdoor architectural lighting. Its planning resources cover museums, galleries, residential spaces, workplaces and hospitality environments. For a Miami project, begin with the surfaces, objects and activities the lighting needs to support.

Diagram comparing narrow and wide beam coverage at the same mounting height
Planning illustration: beam selection and mounting height affect coverage. Actual performance depends on fixture data and project calculations. Original Light Miami illustration; not a manufacturer product rendering.

Collections to explore

Quintessence is a starting point for exploring downlighting. Invia 48V offers configurable linear layouts and light distributions. Tesis focuses on in-ground lighting for exterior settings. Use ERCO’s US product information to compare the exact options for your project.

From a fixture to a lighting plan.

When lighting art, consider the work’s dimensions, viewing positions and surrounding light. For architectural surfaces, discuss mounting locations, beam coverage and visual comfort. A fixture schedule should connect each selection to its purpose, rather than treating every location the same.

Bring your ceiling plan, mounting heights, control requirements and fixture references to Light Miami. We can discuss the selections and availability for your project. For a broader design conversation, explore our lighting design page.

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