Sep 19, 2026 · 4 min · 3 segments
Lighting designer & glass blower Julie Conway hosts a variety of international guests from doctors, lighting designers, circadian experts, product designers, energy healers, and more as a tribe of…
Julie ConwayHost
Using full spectrum lighting in my work has always been very important to me and now more than ever.
In my products, I'm always using full spectrum light because I feel good around it and I want to bring the majesty of nature into my work.
That moment where you walk into a space and the mood is perfect, that's what I love to do.
I love how glass can refract light, can reflect light, can create patterns on the wall, can make an entire environment change by the mood and the dimming.
Sometimes it's bright in the day, sometimes it's off and it's a suspended sculpture, and sometimes it's dim to that perfect romantic setting.
When we ingest light, we're taking it in our skin, we're taking it in our eyes in the visible light floor, but we have an invisible light available to us.
The sun has full spectrum light and it has those all the rays, right? We're getting it all.
when we have only light emitting diodes such as led lighting this is a blue spike only lamp and it is deficient of all of these other rays in the lamps if we are only living and working under leds we are light starved This is my conversation to not only bring back art, design and beauty for healing, but I know we can bask in the glow of a beautifully well-intended lamp and other surroundings in our home and feel at ease.
Using full spectrum lighting in my work has always been very important to me and now more than ever.
In my products, I'm always using full spectrum light because I feel good around it and I want to bring the majesty of nature into my work.
That moment where you walk into a space and the mood is perfect, that's what I love to do.
I love how glass can refract light, can reflect light, can create patterns on the wall, can make an entire environment change by the mood and the dimming.
Sometimes it's bright in the day, sometimes it's off and it's a suspended sculpture, and sometimes it's dim to that perfect romantic setting.
When we ingest light, we're taking it in our skin, we're taking it in our eyes in the visible light floor, but we have an invisible light available to us.
The sun has full spectrum light and it has those all the rays, right? We're getting it all.
when we have only light emitting diodes such as led lighting this is a blue spike only lamp and it is deficient of all of these other rays in the lamps if we are only living and working under leds we are light starved This is my conversation to not only bring back art, design and beauty for healing, but I know we can bask in the glow of a beautifully well-intended lamp and other surroundings in our home and feel at ease.
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