Lutron Keypads & Architectural Finishes

Lutron Palladiom, Alisse, Sunnata and other keypads, planned with finishes, engraving and scene behavior.

Palladiom, Alisse, Aviena & Sunnata Keypads

Regent5 designs and installs current Lutron keypad families for HomeWorks and RadioRA 3 projects, including Palladiom, Alisse, Aviena, Sunnata and compatible legacy controls where appropriate. Because keypads are the part of the system people see and touch every day, finish, engraving, button layout and scene logic should be coordinated with the interior design and homeowner routines before hardware is ordered.

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Lutron Aviena

Aviena brings a heritage-inspired weighted toggle to the HomeWorks platform. The solid-brass controls use Lutron QS wiring, support custom engraving and are offered in multiple Signature Metal finishes and toggle arrangements. On new construction Regent5 coordinates the required back boxes during rough-in; on renovations we verify wall depth and mounting conditions before Aviena is specified.

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One keypad, four outcomes

The best keypad does not expose every circuit. It gives the room a short vocabulary of scenes that feels obvious to guests while keeping deeper control available in the app.

Room lit to match the colour of daylight at the window

WELCOME

Entry, circulation and selected living-room lighting rise together without asking the homeowner to find individual dimmers.

Room with art and decorative elements picked out by accent lighting

RELAX

General illumination falls back while decorative and accent layers hold the room at a comfortable evening level.

Room with overhead lighting lowered and perimeter lighting held dim for a presentation

ENTERTAIN

Lighting and shades across connected spaces move to a prepared scene without a sequence of separate wall-control commands.

Room with saturated colour on the architecture and white light on work surfaces

GOODNIGHT

A simple bedside or hallway button can shut down selected lighting and leave only the circuits needed for safe nighttime movement.

Button count, engraving and scene names matter as much as finish selection. Regent5 prototypes the control logic before final engraving whenever the project schedule allows.

Lutron Alisse & Palladiom Keypads

Alisse is a HomeWorks keypad milled from solid brass with illuminated button halos and precision engraving. Palladiom takes a more minimal architectural approach with matching button and faceplate finishes, engraved labels and a design language that can coordinate with Palladiom shades and thermostats. Regent5 selects the family by platform compatibility, interior architecture, finish palette and the amount of control each room actually needs.

Lutron Palladiom keypad guide: finishes, button layouts and cost planning→

Sunnata, seeTouch & Pico Controls

Sunnata is the native RadioRA 3 keypad family, with illuminated scene feedback, field-replaceable button kits and custom engraving options. Many seeTouch keypads remain useful in existing RadioRA 2 and HomeWorks systems and can carry forward in certain upgrade paths. Pico wireless controls add flexible control points at walls, tables or other locations without requiring a new keypad wire. Compatibility is confirmed by model and system generation.

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Choose the interaction and the finish together

A keypad is both an architectural object and a daily interface. The right line has to fit the interior design, the Lutron system, the button logic and the way the room is used.

Regent5 coordinates keypad families, faceplate materials, engraving, backlighting, button count and wallbox conditions with the designer before hardware is ordered.

Alisse, Palladiom & Aviena

ARCHITECTURAL LUXURY CONTROLS

Lutron’s architectural keypad families use metal, glass and crafted finishes to make the wall control part of the interior architecture rather than a utility device.

Sunnata, seeTouch & Pico

FLEXIBLE CONTROL FORM FACTORS

These controls cover wireless wall keypads, familiar button layouts and portable or tabletop functions where a permanent architectural keypad is not required.

Finish samples should be reviewed against the actual stone, wood, metal and wall finishes. Screen color is not a reliable substitute for material selection.

Engraving should describe scenes and outcomes consistently across the home so the control language remains predictable from room to room.

Lutron Aviena three-toggle brass keypad on a dark interior wall

Architectural Keypads

Alisse, Palladiom and Aviena prioritize crafted materials and architectural presence for design-led interiors.

Lutron Sunnata four-button keypad in Satin Cobblestone

Flexible Controls

Sunnata, seeTouch and Pico provide practical wall, wireless and portable control options across compatible Lutron systems.

One keypad family does not belong in every room

Public spaces may justify sculptural metal or glass controls while secondary rooms can use quieter, more economical interfaces without changing the scene strategy.

Lutron Palladiom keypad and thermostat beside a living room with motorized shades

DESIGN-LED SPACES

Entry halls, kitchens, great rooms and primary suites often benefit most from the finish quality and visual presence of architectural keypads.

Lutron Alisse brass wall keypad with engraved lighting controls

UTILITY + SECONDARY

Garages, closets, staff areas and secondary circulation can use simpler controls while preserving the same whole-home scene logic.

Regent5 develops a keypad hierarchy for the whole residence so finish, function and cost are intentional rather than decided room by room at trim-out.

Engraving and Button Layout

Engraved keypads are ordered around the final scene vocabulary, so the button plan should be tested before permanent labels are committed. Regent5 develops the room logic first, keeps labels short and consistent, and reviews button counts with the homeowner and design team so controls describe useful outcomes such as Welcome, Entertain, Relax and Goodnight instead of exposing every individual circuit.

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Choosing Finishes in the Design Center

Metal, glass and polymer finishes can read very differently against stone, wood, paint, wallcovering and decorative hardware. Homeowners, architects and interior designers can review current Lutron keypad styles and finish options with Regent5 by appointment and compare them against project material samples before final selection.

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Lutron Keypad Design across the Bay Area

Regent5 specifies, installs and programs Lutron keypads across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, including San Francisco (Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Presidio Heights, Noe Valley and Russian Hill), Atherton, Woodside, Hillsborough, Palo Alto, Los Altos Hills, San Jose, Marin, Napa, Sonoma and Carmel/Pebble Beach. Finish and engraving reviews are available with Regent5 by appointment.

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Where we work.

Lutron Keypad Design, Finishes and Programming

Regent5 coordinates Lutron keypad families, finishes, engraving and scene logic for projects across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, working with homeowners and design teams from early selection through final programming.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Lutron Palladiom, Alisse and Aviena keypads, and how do they differ?

Palladiom, Alisse and Aviena are architectural keypad families with different materials, proportions and design languages. The best choice depends on the interior architecture, control platform, finish palette and desired tactile experience.

Do Lutron Palladiom and other keypads work with HomeWorks and RadioRA 3?

Different keypad families are supported by different Lutron platforms. Regent5 confirms compatibility with HomeWorks QSX, RadioRA 3 or the installed legacy system before specifying hardware. Keypad finishes are reviewed against stone, metal, wood, paint and wall-covering samples with the interior-design team before hardware is ordered.

How should Lutron keypad engraving be planned?

Engraving should describe scenes and outcomes consistently across the home. Short labels such as Welcome, Relax, Entertain and Goodnight are often more useful than circuit names.

Which Lutron keypad families does Regent5 work with?

Regent5 works with current Lutron architectural and residential control families including Palladiom, Alisse, Aviena, Sunnata, seeTouch and Pico where compatible with the selected system.

How much do Lutron Palladiom or Alisse keypads cost installed?

It depends on the keypads and the system. Cost is driven by the keypad family, finish, button count and engraving, the number of keypads in the home, compatibility with HomeWorks QSX, RadioRA 3 or a legacy system, and the scene programming. A number before drawings or a site visit would mislead, so review styles and finishes by appointment at the Regent5 Showroom & Design Center in San Carlos.

Can existing seeTouch or older Lutron keypads be upgraded?

Often, but compatibility depends on the existing HomeWorks or RadioRA generation, wiring and processor platform. Older systems should be inventoried before a keypad replacement is ordered.