
Diving into the honest, creative, challenging, and fun human part of how design really happens - all with a little love for light along the way. Featuring creative minds who walk into their own story - from designers to manufacturers, innovators, and professors - unpack their vision, ideas, accomplishments, and habits that make it happen!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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What happens when a top interior designer who's spent a decade crafting unforgettable spaces reveals why lighting isn't just another layer in the design—it's the secret weapon that makes or breaks whether a room feels right?
In this episode of LyteP... more
What happens when a lighting designer who's lit more than 2,000 homes explains why billionaires hire him as insurance—and why the most powerful design tool isn't complexity or technology, but simplicity, trust, and the courage to make people feel com... more
What happens when an architectural photographer who's spent years translating design into visual stories sits down and reveals why the material you picked, the light you specified, and the space you created might never look right in a photograph—unle... more
What happens when two lighting scientists who've spent decades studying how light impacts human health sit down and reveal why the lighting industry has all the science it needs to make a difference—but still isn't asking the right questions?
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Sam does a great job of elucidating different aspects of the lighting world through thought-provoking questions and diverse guests...and keeps it fun!
I am a fan of this podcast and what Sam has done with lyte_i! I have really enjoyed all of the guests he has had on and the questions he has ask his guests!
Content is entertaining and such a fresh POV on the industry. A great listen!
Behind the scenes with real people in lighting making the world a more beautiful space.
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A thoughtful show focused on design and light, featuring designers, architects, manufacturers, and educators who discuss how light shapes environments, human experience, and project outcomes. Episodes blend hands-on practice with philosophy—trust, collaboration, sustainability, and the practical realities of budgeting, procurement, and timelines. Noteworthy is the guests' mix of high-profile designers and industry leaders, a steady stream of sponsor integrations relevant to practitioners, and a clear emphasis on education, mentorship, and the human side of design. For prospective listeners, expect candid conversations about design integrity, scalable education, and the evolving relationship between designers, manufacturers, and integrators ... more
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