Motive is a sophisticated family of lights that blurs the line between indoor and outdoor lighting to create out-of-the-ordinary settings. The area lights celebrate the beauty of illumination and its interaction with objects, architecture, and space. Motive’s hidden light source, clear or diffused lens, and sculpted interior invite curiosity.
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Offered in 10 ft (3m) and 12 ft (3.7m) pole heights
Available in a variety of color temperatures and distribution types
Buy America Compliant, Full Cutoff, and International Dark-Sky Approved
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Motive is a family of sophisticated lights that blurs the line between indoor and outdoor lighting to create out-of-the-ordinary settings.
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