THE STORY: Bill Prichett, while simultaneously doing architectural projects, had also painted and made sculptures for close to 20 years. It was combining those two passions that laid the groundwork for a brighter future when in 1992 he founded Lumetta. Since then, the Warwick-based manufacturer has produced many decorative commercial luminaires with various materials, including with antimicrobial protection technology.
› Lumetta’s Lumenate and TransLumenate material installed in its light fixtures is made with antimicrobial protection to prevent various growths that could potentially cause illnesses and infections.
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› Lumenate and TransLumenate are offered in more than 100 colors, and the company allows customers to also create and design their own patterns.
› During the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has seen a notable increase in orders with Lumenate because of the antimicrobial properties.
COVID-PROOF: Production on the material has not halted during the pandemic.
