Experience Lutron Ketra, Rania and Lumaris, motorized shading, keypads, automation, security and audio working together in a real design environment. Private project sessions are complimentary by appointment.
Rather than a demo wall, Regent5 built two complete lighting rooms: a furnished lounge and a working office. Walk both spaces, change scenes and intensities, and judge how the same light renders timber, stone, fabric, art and work surfaces in real-world conditions.
All three Lutron intelligent lighting families are installed for direct comparison under HomeWorks control. See full-spectrum color, natural-white and tunable-light approaches in the same rooms before a fixture schedule is finalized.
Operate Lutron roller shades and drapery, compare handwoven Conrad shades, and handle keypad styles, finishes and engraving options before specifying them. This is where window treatment, wall-control, finish and button-layout decisions stop being abstract.
Savant and Control4 automation operate throughout the space alongside live Verkada, Deep Sentinel and UniFi security. Sonus faber, Coastal Source and Sonos audio-video systems make it possible to evaluate how lighting and shading sit inside a broader integrated home.
Use the design center as a project workspace: designers compare finishes and materials, architects resolve specifications, builders and owner’s representatives align trade decisions, and homeowners experience the systems before committing to a direction.
Schedule a session around the project. Bring plans, finish samples, shade-fabric questions or a preliminary lighting schedule—or simply the decision you are trying to make. A specialist can walk the relevant systems and help establish a clearer path forward.
The design center is on the Peninsula at 1300 Industrial Road, Suite 12, San Carlos. Project teams visit from Atherton, Woodside, Hillsborough, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Los Altos Hills, San Francisco, Saratoga, San Jose, Marin, Wine Country and Carmel/Monterey.
The showroom is built around working systems and real material decisions, so project teams can compare technologies in context rather than selecting from photographs and specification sheets alone.
Experience Ketra lighting in furnished spaces and see how dynamic color and white-light control affect art, finishes, furniture and the character of a room.
Compare Rania’s natural-white approach directly against other Lutron intelligent lighting options in the same physical rooms and on the same materials.
See Lumaris used for architectural accent and linear lighting, and evaluate where it fits alongside whole-home lighting-control strategies.
Operate real lighting scenes, keypads and app controls on a working HomeWorks system instead of evaluating the platform from a static display.
Compare wall-control form factors, finishes, button arrangements and engraving choices with the actual hardware in hand.
Operate Lutron shading and drapery systems, review fabric and pocket considerations, and compare handwoven Conrad shading options.
Experience lighting, shades, AV and other systems through working Savant and Control4 interfaces to understand how control feels in daily use.
See live security and network systems from Verkada, Deep Sentinel and UniFi and discuss how cameras, analytics and infrastructure fit the broader project.
Listen to and compare integrated audio-video approaches using systems and products from Sonus faber, Coastal Source, Sonos and related display technologies.
Use the showroom with your architect, designer, builder or owner’s representative to resolve lighting, shading, keypad, control and integration decisions before they become field changes.
Where we work.
Regent5 welcomes homeowners and project teams from across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California, including Atherton, Woodside, Hillsborough, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Los Altos Hills, San Francisco, Saratoga, San Jose, Marin, Wine Country and Carmel/Monterey. The design center is located at 1300 Industrial Road, Suite 12, San Carlos, and visits are scheduled around the systems and decisions most relevant to your project.
Yes. Regent5 operates a working showroom and design center in San Carlos with two full-scale lighting rooms where Lutron Ketra, Rania and Lumaris can be experienced in furnished spaces alongside HomeWorks control, shades and keypads.
Yes. The three Lutron intelligent-lighting families are installed in the design center so differences in color, white-light character, dimming behavior and application can be evaluated in person rather than from specifications alone.
Yes. The lighting rooms operate on a working HomeWorks system, allowing visitors to use real keypads, scenes and app controls and see how lighting and shading respond together.
Yes. The design center includes working Lutron shading and drapery as well as handwoven Conrad shading, so movement, fabric, light control and integration can be evaluated before specification.
Yes. Wall-control displays let project teams compare keypad form factors, finishes, button layouts and engraving options with the hardware in hand.
The showroom also demonstrates working Savant and Control4 automation, live security and networking from platforms such as Verkada, Deep Sentinel and UniFi, plus integrated audio-video systems including Sonus faber, Coastal Source and Sonos.
Yes. Scheduling allows Regent5 to match the session with the right specialist and prepare the lighting, shading, automation, security or audio demonstrations most relevant to your project.
No. Showroom and design-center visits are complimentary and are intended to help project teams make better-informed decisions before systems are specified or ordered.
They are welcome and often useful to have in the room. A joint session can resolve lighting, shade, keypad, finish, power and integration questions while the design and construction team can see the same systems operating at the same time.
Yes. Plans and material samples make the session more project-specific. Lighting can be evaluated against actual finishes, while shade pockets, keypad locations, equipment requirements and control concepts can be discussed against the drawings.
The design center is at 1300 Industrial Road, Suite 12, San Carlos, on the Peninsula. Visitors come from across the Bay Area and Northern California, including Atherton, Woodside, Hillsborough, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Los Altos Hills, San Francisco, Saratoga, San Jose, Marin, Wine Country and Carmel/Monterey.
The session is tailored to the project. It may include comparing intelligent-lighting sources, running lighting scenes, reviewing shades and drapery, handling keypads and finishes, and discussing automation, security, audio, networking or construction coordination. The goal is to leave with clearer decisions and next steps.
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