Lutron Electronics showcased an expanded portfolio across Intelligent Lighting, automated window treatments, controls, software, and its growing Native by Design ecosystem at CEDIA Expo 2026.
Following Lutron’s 2025 acquisition of Orluna, a U.K.-based manufacturer specializing in high-quality architectural lighting fixtures, Lutron presented Orluna to the North American market, expanding access to the craft-forward, architectural lighting portfolio. The collection spans downlights, monopoint and pendant cylinders, and path lighting, delivering color-consistent light across a range of architectural applications. It will be available for order in early 2027.
Lutron also showed Palladiom Drapery, combining traditional drapery rods with an automated track. The system features four end treatments, including an exclusive Swarovski crystal finial.
The Ethos Fabric Collection, Lutron’s first 100% polyester, PVC-free screen fabric, designed for uniform color and performance across wide spans, also made its debut during the show. Both Palladiom Drapery and the Ethos Fabric Collection are available for order now.
New capabilities across its control and software portfolio were also unveiled, including Sunnata Programming for HomeWorks, expanded app functionality, and Sonos Voice Control for Lutron. New Palladiom USB-C Receptacles are shipping now, adding high-performance charging in a design that complements the Palladiom family. All new software capabilities are available now.
Finally, Lutron showcased collaborations with existing Native by Design partners Cerno and Coastal Source, and introduced new Native by Design partners Matthew McCormick Studio, MerlinLight, and Ted Bradley. The collaborations span indoor and outdoor lighting, artwork illumination, and sculptural fixtures.
For more information, visit www.lutron.com.
