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What a specialty architectural LED contractor actually handles on a high-end residential project: concealed linear lighting, backlit stone, illuminated stairs, custom assemblies, drivers, dimming, and field installation.

A practical look at backlit onyx, quartzite, and marble: panel layout, diffusion, slab translucency, color temperature, access, and the details that make illuminated stone read evenly.

Coves, reveals, stair treads, toe kicks, and millwork lighting all depend on the same basics: channel, lens, wire path, driver location, dimming, and a clean finished plane.

Four common architectural LED detail types, four common failure modes. A field-level look at how small dimensions decide whether cove lighting, reveal lighting, toe kick lighting, and stair tread lighting hold from drawing to install.

Specialty LED touches stone, cabinetry, electrical, controls, and finish work. Here is how a focused LED subcontractor keeps that scope clear for the project team.

Drivers, dim curves, zones, access, and commissioning. What the controls integrator needs from the LED contractor for custom LED assemblies to dim cleanly and service properly.