Dolce&Gabbana wanted “the world’s best lighting” for their changing rooms. Working with the lighting design firm, Mindseye, they chose the Rosco Silk 110 – a light engineered for cinematographers. 
Photo credit: Antoine Huot

Designers transformed fluorescent bulbs into faux neon lights using RoscoSleeves to provide an edgy-yet-nostalgic glow inside Bowlero bowling centers.

Read more at our Spectrum Blog: http://www.rosco.com/spectrum/index.php/2018/08/bowlero-captures-the-nostalgia-of-neon-with-roscosleeves/

The design team at Lichtkompetenz explains the concept behind their light art installation in Zug, Switzerland and the inspiration behind their custom gobo designs.

Read more at our Spectrum Blog: http://www.rosco.com/spectrum/index.php/2018/06/rosco-gobos-bring-invisible-energy-flows-to-light/

LitePad offered an exciting new approach to lighting a commonly drab area. LitePad allowed the design team to bring the bar face to life and surround the risers in a soft, pleasing light.

LitePad is used as an illumination source in this church application; installed on the top of the canopy, shining onto the gold-leaf ceiling above.