Hotels · Resorts · Casinos
Hotel and casino LED lighting in Las Vegas
Architectural, decorative and dynamic LED lighting for resorts and casinos: porte-cocheres, casino floors, lobbies, pools, nightlife, restaurants and towers. Designed with your team, supplied, installed by licensed partners and commissioned to run around the clock.
Why resort lighting is different
Lighting that never gets a night off
A Las Vegas resort is lit 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Casino floors never close, porte-cocheres are the first thing every guest sees, and exterior lighting faces summer heat, intense sun and wind-blown dust. Product choices that work in an office building fail here.
We plan resort lighting around those realities: fixtures and drivers rated for the heat and duty cycle, access for maintenance without closing a floor, controls that let operations change scenes for events and holidays, and phasing that keeps the property open during work.
Where we work on a property
Every guest-facing zone
Porte-cocheres & arrivals
Coffered and cove lighting, column wraps, feature ceilings and drive-under lighting that sets the first impression.
Casino floors
Decorative ceiling features, cove and perimeter lighting, wayfinding accents and lighting that works with surveillance requirements.
Lobbies & public areas
Feature walls, chandeliers retrofitted to LED, art lighting and LED video features.
Pools, dayclubs & nightlife
Wet-rated and color-changing fixtures, DMX-controlled show lighting and venue feature lighting.
Restaurants & bars
Dimmable warm-white and tunable lighting, back-bar and millwork integration, signature design moments.
Towers & exteriors
Crown lighting, facade washing, building outline and media facades. See facade lighting.
Planning checklist
What we sort out before anything is ordered
| Question | Why it matters on a resort |
|---|---|
| Duty cycle and heat | Fixtures and drivers run 24/7, often in enclosed coves or sun-exposed exteriors. Ratings and thermal design decide lifespan. |
| Maintenance access | Every fixture eventually needs service. Access plans avoid closing gaming areas or lanes to change a driver. |
| Controls | Scenes for day, night, events and holidays; integration with existing lighting control systems where needed. |
| Phasing | Work is sequenced around operations, overnight windows and events so the property stays open. |
| Spare parts | Attic stock of modules, drivers and fixtures so a failure is fixed in hours, not weeks. |
| Codes and permits | Licensed contractors, permits and inspections handled as part of the plan. |
Renovations & repositioning
Upgrading a property that's already open
Many Las Vegas projects are not new builds but renovations: a casino floor refresh, a new restaurant concept, an exterior rebrand or an LED conversion of legacy lighting. We work around live operations, keep the design team in the loop and plan overnight and phased work with the installing contractor.
- LED conversions of legacy decorative and architectural lighting
- Feature ceilings and video elements for refreshed public areas
- Exterior rebrands: signage, marquee and facade updates
- Replacement parts for existing LED systems
FAQ
Hotel & casino lighting questions
Can you work while the casino stays open?
Do you work from a lighting designer's specification?
Can new LED lighting connect to our existing control system?
Do you provide maintenance and spare parts?
How do you price resort lighting projects?
Hotel & casino projects
Tell us about the property
Renovation, new tower or a single feature, we reply within one business day.