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Moxy Chelsea in New York. Lighting design by Focus Lighting.
Moxy ChelseaThe dining room: warm pools on the tables.Photo: Focus Lighting

Focus Lighting’s pictures of Moxy Chelsea’s dining room show deep tones, warm pools on the tables and a ceiling that doesn’t steal the scene. The studio’s page publishes the photographs without project notes.

From the project

Without project notes, we can only describe what the photographs show. They follow the pattern that runs through Focus Lighting’s hotel work in this chapter: warm pools where people sit, a darker ceiling, and decorative fittings that carry the character of the room.

More from the project

Moxy Chelsea
Rooms for the eveningAnother frame from the project page.Photo: Focus Lighting
Moxy Chelsea
Rooms for the eveningAnother frame from the project page.Photo: Focus Lighting

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from these public pages. Open the original to check it, or to see more of the project.

  1. Focus LightingFocus Lighting — Moxy ChelseaUndated page · checked 2026-09-28
Next · p.18Light for dancers, not for dramaFrom rooms for the evening to rooms for work, where the light has a harder job.

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This story is from the October 2026 New York issue of Dazzle Digest, a free monthly magazine about lighting and life after dark.

Dazzle Digest is an independent magazine. Stories are written by the Dazzle Digest desk from the public pages linked under each one; photographs belong to the credited studios, makers and photographers and remain under rights review. No brand, studio or manufacturer in these pages is a sponsor.