THE MORNING LIGHT COLLECTION

A brighter start.
In your own rhythm.

Two bright-light lamps. Two ways to make room for a regular morning ritual. Find the one that fits your space, then explore the science behind the daily signal.

YOUR MORNING ESSENTIALS

Find your kind of bright.

A place at home.
A companion for elsewhere.

START WITH YOUR SPACE

Which morning
looks like yours?

Both lights are mains powered. Choose the format and controls that fit your routine.

THE SCIENCE OF YOUR DAILY RHYTHM

What the science
says about light.

Light does more than help you see. It is one of the signals your body uses to tell the time.

01 / YOUR BODY CLOCK

You run on a rhythm.

Circadian rhythms are the roughly 24-hour patterns that influence sleep, hormones and other body functions. Light and darkness help keep these rhythms aligned with day and night.

Source: NIGMS ↗
02 / THE DAILY SIGNAL

Light carries a message.

Light reaching your eyes sends information to the brain’s central clock. Your light environment is part of your daily rhythm—not simply the brightness of a room.

Source: NIGMS ↗
03 / THE RESEARCH

Context matters.

Bright-light therapy is used for winter-pattern seasonal affective disorder. The NHS notes that some people find it helpful, while evidence for its effectiveness remains limited. Results are not guaranteed.

Source: NHS ↗

Our starting point: understand your body’s rhythm, and make light a considered part of your routine. This research explains the principles; it is not a clinical trial of DAYARC products.

Explore light & your rhythm ↗

TWO LIGHTS. YOUR CALL.

Which light fits your life?

Start with where you’ll use it.

Compare DAYARC Rise and Mini bright lights
The detailsRiseMini
Made forA regular place at homeSmaller spaces & days away
10,000 lux at¹30–36 cm25 cm
Brightness settings41
Built-in timer15 / 30 / 45 / 60 minNo
StandAdjustable height & angleFolding protective stand
PowerMains poweredMains powered
ExploreMeet Rise ↗Meet Mini ↗

¹ Manufacturer-rated light output at the stated distance. Brightness decreases as you move farther away.