One roofline. Every reason to turn it on.

Permanent lights that change with the calendar.

Aura Lux installs one colour-matched track under the soffit. The hardware stays put. What changes is the look you call up from the app — warm white on a Tuesday, holiday colour when the season asks for it, and a quieter scene when the guests leave.

That means no clipped cords in December, no storage bins in January, and no ladder every time the occasion shifts. The same line of light can hold everyday architecture, Christmas, Halloween, game night, backyard dinners, and national holidays.

  • True warm white for ordinary evenings
  • Millions of colours for celebrations
  • Zones so peaks, entry, and patio can differ
  • Schedules that follow sunset, not a forgotten switch
Home with a refined colour wash along the roofline
Home in warm architectural light

Everyday warm white

Most nights should look like the house, not a show. One temperature along the eave, bright enough for the walk to the door, calm enough for the street.

We set this look first on install day. It becomes the default after dusk — the arrival that feels considered without asking you to open the app every evening.

  • Architectural white that suits stone, siding, and stucco
  • Brightness you can lower late at night
  • A quiet baseline before any holiday colour is saved

Christmas without the storage bins

Crimson and white, a quiet gold, or a fuller sweep on Christmas Eve. Build the look once in November, save it under a name you will remember, and call it back next year from the phone.

Peaks can carry a deeper red while the entry stays softer. When the season ends, one tap returns the house to warm white — no clips to remove, no tangled strands to store.

  • Classic red and white, soft gold, or full colour
  • Separate looks for Christmas Eve and Christmas week
  • Automatic off times so the house is not lit until morning
Crimson and warm white holiday lighting

Halloween and game night

Two different weekends. The same track. Colour lives in a preset, not on a ladder.

Violet and amber Halloween lighting

Halloween

Violet and amber for trick-or-treat night, kept refined rather than carnival. Save a second look for the quiet nights before, then return to warm white on Monday without touching the hardware.

  • Deep violet along the eaves
  • Amber accents on peaks or entry
  • A timed end so the house settles after midnight
Navy and gold game-night lighting

Game night

Team colours on the peaks while the walkway stays a steady warm white. Guests find the door easily; the roofline does the celebrating. When the final whistle goes, the everyday preset is one tap away.

  • Navy, gold, and other team mixes
  • Peaks that cheer while entry stays calm
  • A saved look you can reuse all season
Backyard patio under warm soffit light

Backyard evenings

Dinner outside does not need a second string of bulbs. A patio zone can sit brighter while the street elevation stays quieter, then both can dim together when the plates are cleared.

For birthdays, small gatherings, or a quiet Friday, you already have the light on the house. Change brightness and colour from the phone instead of rewiring the evening.

  • Patio and eave as separate zones when the layout allows
  • Warm white for meals, soft colour for celebrations
  • Schedules that start at sunset and end when you choose

National holidays and neighbourhood nights

Canada Day, the Fourth of July, Remembrance evenings, Diwali, Thanksgiving — the occasions change by household. The system does not. Save a look for each one you care about and leave the rest of the year on warm white.

Commercial fronts can hold a brand wash for a campaign week, then return to a neutral evening line when the promotion ends. Homes and businesses use the same idea: one track, many nights.

  • Red and white for national celebrations
  • Gold and amber for autumn evenings
  • Brand colour for a storefront campaign, then back to neutral
Estate home with elegant permanent lighting

How an occasion look is built

On install day we set more than one night. You leave with a calendar you can edit.

Start with warm white

The everyday look is tuned first so the house still reads as architecture most of the year.

Add the seasons

Christmas, Halloween, and one celebration colour are saved before the crew packs the ladders.

Name the zones

Peaks, garage, entry, and patio can hold different looks without changing the whole elevation.

Set the clock

Sunset starts, late-night dimming, and weekend colour live in schedules you can pause any time.

Tell us which nights matter most.

We will map the run, set warm white first, and save the occasions you actually use.

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