- Headquarters
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7 Cubitt Street
London WC1X 0LN
United Kingdom
TM Lighting is the UK’s leading art lighting specialist. The company specialises in the design and manufacture of exceptional LED products that transform works of art within private residences, stately homes, galleries and museums, with commissions for high-end commercial spaces.
Directors, Andrew Molyneux and Harry Triggs, founded TM Lighting in 2012, addressing recent energy-saving legislation changes and the environmental impact on lighting commercial and private spaces, especially in the artworld. Bringing 30 years’ combined experience in lighting and product design, the TM Lighting approach and meticulous attention to detail brings art to life using the latest and most sophisticated LED energy-efficient technology, defined by careful selection of LEDs, resulting in unrivalled colour rendition and light distribution.
TM’s investment in continued research led to early success with their debut product the TM Picture Light, receiving industry recognition in numerous design awards. The company has since expanded its range into contemporary accent and gallery spotlights with further acclaim and has quickly become acknowledged as the UK’s leading art lighting specialist.
As leaders in the field of specialist LED art lighting, TM Lighting is committed to remaining at the forefront of advances in modern lighting technology. TM Lighting originally developed game-changing TM Picture Light design for the heritage sector to address the inefficiencies presented by poor quality lighting and dated technology.
TM Lighting’s LED Picture Light range engages the latest LED technology with 96+ high CRI colour rendition to vastly improve overall light distribution and quality, whilst reducing maintenance needs and addressing sustainability in light of energy savings legislation. TM Lighting’s range of LED Accent Lights and Gallery Spotlights share the same quality of light as the TM Picture Light range with 96+ high CRI colour rendition to bring art to life.
From picture lights to spotlights, TM Lighting use optics that ensure a visually even distribution of light across an artwork. This even distribution ensures that the canvas is viewed as the artist intended and not artificially enhanced in a particular region of a painting.
Our picture lights and accent lights can be individually dimmed to ensure the correct lux levels are maintained on an artwork to avoid premature fading through over lighting. The conservation and preservation of a valuable artwork are essential to maintaining both its colour and value. This ensure the emitted light levels are in line with CIBSE Lighting Guide LG8 for museums and art galleries.
TM Lighting’s clients include the most prestigious art collectors and institutions in the world. Central to the company’s success is an understanding that each client, artwork and situation is unique; realising museum grade lighting concepts for leading interior designers and architects, internationally significant art collections, collectors, stately homes, institutions and galleries. Recent commissions include: Rothschild Foundation, English Heritage, Historic Royal Palaces, Frieze Masters and Masterpiece London, and Damien Hirst’s Venice exhibition Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable.
Directors, Andrew Molyneux and Harry Triggs, founded TM Lighting in 2012, addressing recent energy-saving legislation changes and the environmental impact on lighting commercial and private spaces, especially in the artworld. Bringing 30 years’ combined experience in lighting and product design, the TM Lighting approach and meticulous attention to detail brings art to life using the latest and most sophisticated LED energy-efficient technology, defined by careful selection of LEDs, resulting in unrivalled colour rendition and light distribution.
TM’s investment in continued research led to early success with their debut product the TM Picture Light, receiving industry recognition in numerous design awards. The company has since expanded its range into contemporary accent and gallery spotlights with further acclaim and has quickly become acknowledged as the UK’s leading art lighting specialist.
As leaders in the field of specialist LED art lighting, TM Lighting is committed to remaining at the forefront of advances in modern lighting technology. TM Lighting originally developed game-changing TM Picture Light design for the heritage sector to address the inefficiencies presented by poor quality lighting and dated technology.
TM Lighting’s LED Picture Light range engages the latest LED technology with 96+ high CRI colour rendition to vastly improve overall light distribution and quality, whilst reducing maintenance needs and addressing sustainability in light of energy savings legislation. TM Lighting’s range of LED Accent Lights and Gallery Spotlights share the same quality of light as the TM Picture Light range with 96+ high CRI colour rendition to bring art to life.
From picture lights to spotlights, TM Lighting use optics that ensure a visually even distribution of light across an artwork. This even distribution ensures that the canvas is viewed as the artist intended and not artificially enhanced in a particular region of a painting.
Our picture lights and accent lights can be individually dimmed to ensure the correct lux levels are maintained on an artwork to avoid premature fading through over lighting. The conservation and preservation of a valuable artwork are essential to maintaining both its colour and value. This ensure the emitted light levels are in line with CIBSE Lighting Guide LG8 for museums and art galleries.
TM Lighting’s clients include the most prestigious art collectors and institutions in the world. Central to the company’s success is an understanding that each client, artwork and situation is unique; realising museum grade lighting concepts for leading interior designers and architects, internationally significant art collections, collectors, stately homes, institutions and galleries. Recent commissions include: Rothschild Foundation, English Heritage, Historic Royal Palaces, Frieze Masters and Masterpiece London, and Damien Hirst’s Venice exhibition Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable.
