Once a year, a building gets to become the reason people cross town. Lunar Telephone Company designs holiday light shows and seasonal spectaculars that stop foot traffic, flood social feeds, and turn a facade, a garden, or an atrium into a destination - the kind of annual tradition guests plan around and press writes about.
Holiday & Seasonal Lighting Spectaculars
The date doesn't move, and neither do we. A holiday show has the least forgiving deadline in entertainment. The calendar is the client. We build schedules backward from opening night and have never met a countdown we didn't like. (We're a space-themed company. Countdowns are kind of our thing.)
Spectacle that earns its budget. A great seasonal show isn't decoration; it's a media moment, a traffic driver, and a brand asset that returns every year. We design with the photo in mind — the one your guests take and your marketing team reuses all season.
Installed while the city sleeps. Flagship retail and busy properties can't close for load-in. We design for overnight installation and daytime invisibility — cranes gone by morning, doors open on time.
Weatherproof, guest-proof, season-proof. Snow, rain, wind, and months of continuous operation.
We're on the mission the whole way. Concept workshops, documentation, fabrication coordination, on-site programming, and the phone call three months later. Same crew, start to finish. We don't design it and drift off into orbit.
What it's like to work with us
Our seasonal work includes the Saks Fifth Avenue holiday facade in New York — Theater of Dreams, Winter Palace on Fifth, and the Wheel of Dreams with DIOR — one of the most photographed holiday moments on Earth; JOY and Christmas on the Potomac at Gaylord National; and NightGarden Miami at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.
Work like this has earned recognition from the Illuminating Engineering Society and LiveDesign — and, more importantly, the crowds come back every year.
The flight log
Whether you're a brand or property team planning next season's moment, a resort building a tradition, or a garden ready to glow after dark - the best seasonal shows are designed earlier than you think. Tell us what you're building. Moonshots welcome. That's kinda the point.
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