Lutron Electronics is using CEDIA Expo 2026 to make what it calls its largest show statement to date, presenting a wider portfolio across intelligent lighting, automated window treatments, controls, software and partner-built integrations for the custom installation channel.
The Coopersburg, PA-based company will anchor its presence through its booth, the Lutron Lab, manufacturer product trainings, and the Destination Outdoors collaboration with Coastal Source. Taken together, the program points to a clear message for integrators: Lutron wants to be part of the lighting story inside the home, at the window, and beyond the exterior walls.
“CEDIA Expo is more than a trade show for Lutron,” Ben Bard, vice president, Luxury Residential at Lutron, said in a statement. Bard said the company has invested in innovations, training opportunities, and tools designed to help integrators create more differentiated customer experiences.
One of the most notable introductions is Orluna’s North American debut. Lutron acquired the UK-based architectural lighting fixture manufacturer in 2025, and CEDIA Expo will give North American dealers a closer look at the brand’s craft-forward portfolio. The collection includes downlights, monopoint and pendant cylinders, and path lighting, with an emphasis on color-consistent light across multiple architectural applications. Lutron says Orluna products are expected to be available for order in early 2027.
The company’s automated window treatment story is also expanding. Lutron will showcase Palladiom Drapery, a system designed to combine the slim look of a traditional drapery rod with the quiet operation of an automated track. The line includes four end treatments, including an exclusive Swarovski crystal finial.
Also debuting at the show is the Ethos Fabric Collection, Lutron’s first 100 percent polyester, PVC-free screen fabric. The collection is designed for consistent color and performance across wide spans, an important consideration for large openings and projects where shade appearance must remain uniform from room to room. Palladiom Drapery and the Ethos Fabric Collection are both available for order now.
On the controls and software side, Lutron plans to unveil new capabilities that include Sunnata Programming for HomeWorks, expanded app functionality, and Sonos Voice Control for Lutron. The company is also shipping new Palladiom USB-C Receptacles, adding high-performance charging in a form factor intended to complement the broader Palladiom design language. Lutron says all of the new software capabilities are available now.
Lutron is also broadening the story around Native by Design, its program for collaborating with design partners whose products integrate with Lutron technology. At CEDIA Expo, the company will show existing collaborations with Cerno and Coastal Source while introducing new Native by Design partners Matthew McCormick Studio, MerlinLight, and Ted Bradley. The collaborations span indoor and outdoor lighting, artwork illumination, and sculptural fixtures.
The outdoor experience will continue at Destination Outdoors, presented by Coastal Source. There, Lutron and Coastal Source will highlight VIA, a new outdoor intelligent lighting solution that is now available for preorder. Native by Design partners Insolroll and Niche will also be featured in the Destination Outdoors area.
For integrators, the breadth of Lutron’s CEDIA Expo plans reflects the way residential technology projects are increasingly being shaped by the quality, control, and continuity of light. The announcements reach across fixture specification, shade aesthetics, control interfaces, voice integration, and exterior environments, giving dealers several new ways to connect design intent with day-to-day user experience.
