The Masson Tullyspot is a premium spotlight that has become a favorite among architects for its discreet and compact design. Over the years, this versatile product line has expanded beyond the original spotlight, now including wall lights, duo lights, pendants, and wall washers, catering to a wide variety of lighting applications.
Features:
- Customizable Options: Each light fixture can be tailored to meet the specific needs of a project, ensuring the perfect fit for your design.
- Advanced Technology: The Tullyspot range incorporates the latest COB LED technology, guaranteeing efficiency and longevity.
- Control Systems: Choose between Dali or Casambi control systems for seamless integration and versatility within lighting schemes.
Specifications
- Australian-designed and manufactured
- Professional low-glare accent spotlight
Dimensions
- Diameter: 54mm
- Length: 95mm (extendable up to 120mm)
Mobility
- Tilt: 90 degrees
- Rotation: 350 degrees
- Protection Rating - IP20
Mounting options
Available as ceiling, wall, track, and pendant lights
Lamp options
Compatible with MR16, GU10, or COB-Pro light sources
Finishes
- Textured Black
- White
- Silver
- Bronze
- Brass
Manufacturing architectural lighting for over 70 years
Masson For Light has been designing and manufacturing architectural lighting in Melbourne, Australia, for over 70 years. Its team consists of salespeople, lighting designers, engineers, and tradespeople who collaborate closely with award-winning architects and interior designers on various projects. Masson For Light believes that lighting goes beyond merely illuminating spaces; it creates memorable experiences. The company is passionate about our craft and committed to delivering quality, service, and design to its customers. It specializes in architectural lighting for commercial, retail, hospitality, residential, and public spaces. The focus is on innovative product design and tailored lighting solutions for each project. With a factory located in Melbourne, it can customize products for clients seeking unique options for their individual needs.
Reference projects
Transforming an orange brick 1950s house into a light-filled contemporary home is all about harnessing and enhancing natural light. The existing structure in the Eastern mid-suburbs of Melbourne had north-facing rooms, presenting a unique opportunity to maximize sunlight. By refurbishing the original steel-framed corner windows, the architects allowed more light to penetrate into the living spaces.
Strategically placed lighting fixtures like the sleek Masson Tullyspot and surface-mounted LED downlights illuminate the spaces effectively during the evening. These fixtures provide flexibility while ensuring that each corner of the home remains warm and inviting. The design approach focused on bringing light into all areas of the house—not just through windows but by reflecting and diffusing it throughout. This transformation brightened the interiors and created a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing the beauty of the surrounding garden and turning the once-dreary space into a contemporary haven.
Northcote Terrace is a renovation project that transforms a tired, single-story terrace house into a modern family home. The project addresses the site's constraints, including its narrow width, south-facing orientation, and limited external connection, by strategically placing roof windows and skylights to bring in natural light and frame the sky. The interior design emphasizes natural materials and efficient use of space. The ground floor features exposed brick and a hydronic heated slab, while the upper levels are characterized by exposed timber framing and white plasterboard.
The Masson Tullyspot is an ideal lighting solution for the Northcote Terrace renovation project due to its versatility, energy efficiency, and ability to enhance the architectural features of the space. This flexibility enables the creation of specific lighting scenarios to highlight architectural details, such as exposed brickwork, timber beams, and skylights. Its compact size and minimalist aesthetic ensure that the focus remains on the architectural elements, rather than the lighting fixtures themselves.
The Brunswick Cottage extension is a thoughtful response to a heritage-listed site, prioritizing sustainability and minimalist design. The limited footprint and strategic placement of the new building preserve the edible garden and the original lounge room, minimizing disruption to the historic structure. The sliding timber screens on the northern façade offer a versatile solution for controlling light, heat, and privacy. These screens can be adjusted to create various indoor-outdoor living experiences, enhancing the connection to the garden and the surrounding environment.
By focusing on a sensitive approach to small-scale residential regeneration, this project demonstrates how thoughtful design can create a significant impact on a limited site. The Masson Tullyspot lighting system, with its customizable options and energy-efficient LED technology, is an ideal choice for illuminating this extension. By strategically placing these fixtures, the designers highlight the architectural details, such as the timber screens and the interplay of light and shadow, while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
