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Lightline Marine: Illuminated Systems for Superyachts
Lightline Marine is the superyacht lighting division powered by Ellumiglow. It brings our illuminated systems to the one environment that demands the most of them: the deck of a modern yacht, where the lighting has to live outdoors through sun, salt, and sea while looking effortless by day and striking after dark.
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Teak Glow Deck Seam Lighting
Our flagship marine system is Teak Glow, a single continuous line of light set flush into the teak deck seams. By day, the deck stays a deck. After dark, a clean line of illumination traces the lines of the vessel from bow to stern.
The light is set flush into the seam, in warm white or any color, and controlled from the bridge or the lounge. It is a cold, low-profile, marine-grade lighting layer, engineered to be invisible when off and architectural when lit. There is no fixture to see, only the line of light itself.
Not glow in the dark: Teak Glow is an active, powered light source. The material itself illuminates, bright and even, on demand. There is no charging in sunlight and no fading. It is a switch, not a trick of the dark.
The Foundation
Built on Proven Technology
These systems are built on the same electroluminescent and Laser Wire® technology Ellumiglow has supplied to film, television, theme parks, stage, and automotive clients for years.
For the marine application, that technology has been adapted and hardened for superyacht installation, sealing, and commissioning, so it performs in a demanding outdoor environment over the life of the vessel. The engineering that proved itself on screen and on stage is the same engineering now set into the deck of a yacht.
The Approach
Designed for the Vessel
Every installation follows the lines of the specific yacht. The light reads as part of the vessel, not an accessory added to it.
The light can run a single deck seam, wrap the bow, trace a stairwell, or outline a helipad. It is set and controlled to suit the vessel and the moment, from a quiet warm white at anchor to full color on arrival. The result is restrained by day and distinctive after dark, exactly where a premium yacht wants it.
Where It Belongs
Applications Across the Vessel
Deck Seams
A continuous line of light flush in the teak, tracing the deck from bow to stern.
Stairwells and Steps
Clean, even edge lighting that defines steps and transitions without a visible fixture.
Helipad and Deck Edges
Precise perimeter definition where safety and presentation both matter.
Feature and Architectural Lines
Signature lighting that follows the design language of the vessel.
Enquiries
Commission a Marine Installation
For enquiries about illuminated systems for superyachts, contact Ellumiglow directly, or visit Lightline Marine to see the marine work and current projects.
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