Innerbloom · Bedroom
Dusk
A circadian bedside lamp machined from aluminium billet on a Carrara marble base. Shifts from 6500K at sunrise to barely-there 1800K as your melatonin window opens — without you touching a switch.
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The light that knows
when to leave you alone.
Dusk's front face is entirely a luminous aperture — no visible LED, no grid, no hot spot. A soft orb sits 70% down the face height, with a sky gradation above and a horizon glow below. The source appears to originate from within the material. It emits atmosphere, not pixels.
From the moment the sun passes its peak, Dusk begins the transition — gradually, continuously, without intervention. By the time you reach for it on your nightstand, the room is already signalling sleep. The melatonin window is already open.
Standard warm LEDs still contain a 445–465 nm spike that suppresses melatonin even at 1800K. Dusk's violet-pump at 395–415 nm avoids this band entirely. At Sleep Prep mode, the 440–490 nm band is architecturally absent — not dimmed, not filtered out. Not there.
Dusk seeds its schedule from your location's actual sunrise and sunset times. In the morning it brightens from deep amber to full 6500K daylight — gradually, over the first hour. Cortisol onset. The biological start of day, without an alarm.
The bedroom arc,
from sunrise to sleep.
The biological morning signal. Cortisol onset. Brightens gradually from deep amber to full spectrum over the first hour after your local sunrise. Wakes you the way light through a window would — if you had the window.
Cortisol ramp-down. The warmth deepens as the evening progresses. The room starts signalling rest before you've made a conscious decision to wind down. The shift is slow enough to feel natural, fast enough to matter biologically.
Near-zero melanopsin activation. Barely-there amber light that is present enough to navigate by but absent enough that your melatonin system runs unimpeded. The lamp knows when to get out of the way.
Not a smart lamp.
A biological signal.
The 90 minutes before sleep is the window where light causes the most damage to sleep quality. A phone screen, a ceiling light left on, a standard bedside lamp — all suppress melatonin at the moment you need it most. Dusk is designed specifically for this window, and specifically for this room.
The standard solution is a warm smart bulb. The problem is that warm blue-pump LEDs still emit in the melanopsin band. Dusk's violet-pump architecture removes that band entirely in Sleep Prep mode. There is no melanopsin stimulus because there is no 440–490 nm energy. Not less. None.
Every SAD lamp and sunrise clock on the market is designed to be hidden away in daylight hours. Dusk is machined aluminium on a honed Carrara marble base. It is designed to sit on your nightstand whether it's on or off — as a considered object in a considered room, not a medical device you tolerate.
Purpose-built for
our biology.
These are the performance targets Dusk is engineered to meet. Photometric validation against IES protocol, IEEE 1789, and CIE S026 is underway. We'll publish the full measured data — including raw SPD files — before the first unit ships.
If the numbers don't hold, we'll say so and fix the architecture before taking payments.
Invoking
elemental wisdom.
6061 aluminium billet, CNC-machined. No seams, no welds, no visible fasteners. The body is the thermal system — the outer shell conducts heat through the full 22 mm depth. Starlight anodize: warm silver-beige satin, micro-grain horizontal brush. The same finish as an Oura Ring. The same care.
Optically diffused borosilicate glass, flush-set in a machined recess. Milky-translucent, smooth — no texture, no visible source behind it. The light appears to originate from within the material itself. The face is not a screen. It emits a field. What exits the glass is the spectrum that was designed, not diffused through it.
Turned marble cylinder, 90 mm diameter, honed finish — matte, not polished. Carrara-style white with fine grey veining, low contrast. The weight is deliberate: marble grounds the object, keeps it still on the nightstand, and provides the material counterpoint to aluminium — something older, warmer, geological.
Complete the arc.
Desk to bedside.
Dusk and Meridian sync on the same schedule via the Innerbloom app. Your desk gets the morning stimulus. Your nightstand handles the wind-down. One arc. Every room. The biology is consistent whether you're working or sleeping.
The most productive desk in your home and the deepest sleep of your life are solved by two objects on the same schedule. Dusk from $549. Meridian from $1,100. Two-unit basket: $1,649.
The circadian desk lamp. Asymmetric aluminium arc on a river stone base. Full morning stimulus, automatic daily schedule. Syncs with Dusk on one shared arc.