Natural and science-backed light therapy solutions for better wellbeing of your people.
Well-rested. Refreshed. Energised. Happy.
We helped people behind these brands
Sleep deprivation, seasonal mood changes and fatigue caused by lack of sufficient exposure to light or circadian rhythm disruption all contribute to poor physical and mental health. Lumie lights work by regulating the body’s natural rhythms for better sleep and waking, improved mood, energy and general sense of wellbeing.
Why Lumie?
Trusted by 1000s
For over three decades we’ve been specialising in light therapy and light therapy only - we even invented the world’s very first wake up light in 1993! Fast forward to today, our lights have been chosen and trusted by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide.
Flexible & Personal
The process of working with us is transparent and smooth. You are always in the loop, and we take pride in progressing the project in a timely manner. We’re here to meet your all of your needs, whether it’s pricing, order quantity or logistics to deliver the best service and delight your employees.
Made to Last
While many electronic devices become obsolete after a single season, our lights are made to last. We offer the best warranty on the market, and are dedicated to making our products as durable and repairable as possible. We believe it is not only fair to our customers, but also better for our planet.
Here’s what our clients have said
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30 years of research and development
Lumie has been on a mission of improving the quality of people’s sleep and waking, mood, and general sense of wellbeing with light in a natural, safe and risk-free way since 1991. Based on sound science, our lights have been carefully developed to deliver the best user experience and swift results – right out of the box and for the years to come.
“This study confirms the efficacy of using a dawn simulator such as Lumie Bodyclock for treating SAD as an alternative to bright light therapy. Preference for one type of treatment or the other is roughly equal although those with moderate depression tend to prefer bright light therapy.”
Dr Konstantin Danilenko