Meet Juniper Cylinder: Precision Architectural Lighting with Flexible Mounting and Refined Design

What is Juniper Cylinder? 

Juniper Cylinder is our take on a classic silhouette: a minimal, high-performance downlight designed to integrate into refined interiors. Built on the same industry leading light engine as our Red Dot Award winning Multiverse Spotlights, it delivers exceptional light quality with a compact profile. 

Available in two diameters (45 mm and 60 mm) and three lumen packages (500, 1000, and 1500), the Cylinder family offers performance suitable for high end residential, hospitality, and retail environments. Every fixture is precision machined aluminum for thermal performance, finished in Juniper’s exclusive palette of architectural coatings and patinas. 

The difference is in the details: optics that are clean and field interchangeable, mounting options that respect architecture, and finishes that elevate every space. 

Flexible Mounting Options

Cylinders offer versatile ways to connect to architecture. They can be mounted in three distinct ways: 

• Pendant mount: suspended from either a standard 5 inch canopy or our mini canopy. 

• Direct mount with canopy: surface mounted to the ceiling using a 5 inch canopy. 

• Direct mount, no canopy: a flush solution where the cylinder meets the ceiling plane with no visible canopy. 

For projects that demand adaptability, Cylinders also integrate directly with the Multiverse ribbon in either pendant or direct surface configurations. 

This integration unlocks new possibilities:

• Dynamic layouts: reposition fixtures as needs evolve in hospitality and retail environments.

• Clean ceilings: power distribution via the Multiverse ribbon reduces the need for conduit or junction boxes, ideal for concrete slabs or exposed ceilings.

• Minimal surface mount: when wire routing is possible, direct to surface mounting achieves the most discreet expression.

Every option is designed to support the architecture, not clutter it.

Trims and Accessories

The Cylinder family extends beyond a single beam of light. Designers can specify:

• Beam angle kits: narrow to extra wide, field changeable on site.

• Optical accessories: wall wash, softening lenses, and hex louvers for glare control.

• Decorative trims: cast translucent elements in amber, smoke, or opal that create a warm horizontal glow without interrupting the beam.

• Form variations: cone trims for distinct pools of light, globe trims for soft general illumination.

Together these tools allow the Cylinder to shift character with context, from precise wall washing to intimate hospitality accents.

Finish Options 

Juniper’s Connecticut finishing studio offers the Cylinder in a full range of architectural coatings and patinas: 

• Signature Finishes: Satin Brass, Black Oxide, Satin Nickel, English Bronz

• Pro Finishes: Matte Pure White, Matte Black, Satin Aluminum, plus digital color matching to any RAL, Pantone, or Benjamin Moore reference.

• Signature combinations: Multiverse Satin Brass for a unified ribbon plus luminaire expression, or playful multi color assemblies for bold interiors. 

Whether disappearing into a quiet minimal space or acting as a vibrant design accent, the finish options are as flexible as the system itself. 

Lighting Performance and Quality

At its core, Juniper Cylinder delivers uncompromising light: 

• 95+ CRI with strong R9 values for natural color rendering. 

• Wide gamut output for richer, more vibrant material expression. 

• Optical precision with beams free from artifacts, color separation, or distracting spill. 

• Flicker free dimming to 0.1 percent, adaptable to multiple dimming protocols. 

Designers can trust that every surface, every finish, and every material in the space is revealed with fidelity and care. 

The Juniper Approach

Juniper Cylinder is more than a luminaire. It is a modular family engineered for precision, adaptable across mounting conditions, customizable in finish, and uncompromising in light quality.

Designed in Connecticut. Made in Connecticut. Built for the world’s most demanding interiors.