Lighting Controls for Interior Spaces

Founded in 1916, New York School of Interior Design has been leading the study of interior design for over a century. A private, nonprofit college focused exclusively on interior design, NYSID offers certificate, undergraduate, and graduate programs for students at all stages of their careers—whether they’re just becoming familiar with the discipline, considering a career change, or looking to deepen knowledge in a particular area. Consistently ranked one of the top interior design programs in the United States, students study both residential and commercial interior design, some with specialties in sustainable design, lighting, and healthcare interiors. NYSID students enjoy a small class size and sharp focus, a great deal of personal attention from dedicated faculty, and they go on to practice at the highest levels of the profession. To learn more, visit NYSID.edu.

New York School of Interior Design

Explore the world of lighting design in part three of this new six-part series.

Join Shoshanna Segal in a discussion about lighting control and how these systems can be used to tame LEDs and beautify your interiors. Shoshanna is Principal at Hartranft Lighting Design. She brings wide-ranging experience to the intricacies and practicalities of lighting and controls. Don’t miss this opportunity for straight talk on one of today’s most important lighting topics.Schedule for this FREE event:<ul><li>Reception 6:00-6:30 PM</li><li>Presentation 6:30-7:30 PM</li><li>Networking 7:30-8:00</li><li>Refreshments</li></ul>Lighting Controls for Interior Spaces is part of a new six-session series: The Impact of Light and Color in Design. The series is brought to you by The Designers Lighting Forum of New York and hosted at The New York School of Interior Design.Mark your calendars for our future events in this series.<ul><li>Lighting that Changes Perception on Wednesday, February 28, 2024</li><li>Kitchen Illumination on Wednesday, April 10, 2024</li><li>The Powerful Drama of Light on Wednesday, May 1, 2024</li></ul>

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