ルートロン アスカ, the Japanese subsidiary of US-based Lutron Electronics, will exhibit at JAPAN BUILD TOKYO. It will showcase the motorized curtain track "Palladiom Drapery" in Japan for the first time. The exhibition will run from 2 to 4 December 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight.
ルートロン アスカ, the Japanese subsidiary of US-based Lutron Electronics, will exhibit at the 11th JAPAN BUILD TOKYO. At its Smart Home EXPO booth, it plans to unveil in Japan for the first time the new motorized curtain track "Palladiom Drapery," scheduled to launch in Japan in December 2026. The company will propose "total light management" for both luxury residences and smart buildings.
The products on display will include the motorized roller shade "Palladiom Shade" and the motorized curtain track "Palladiom Drapery," which will be unveiled in Japan for the first time. Palladiom Shade features ultra-quiet operation and the ability to align multiple shades at the same position. The display will also feature keypads coordinated with wallpaper and the full range of products available in Japan.
At Smart Building EXPO, the company will exhibit jointly with the Smart Building Consortium. The booth will showcase the cloud-based "Athena" solution for centralized control of lighting and motorized curtains, as well as the motorized roller shade "Sivoia." Both booths are scheduled to display motorized window treatments regarded as the world's quietest and most precise.
According to the exhibition outline for the 11th JAPAN BUILD TOKYO, ルートロン アスカ is headquartered in Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Established in 1992 as the Japanese subsidiary of US-based Lutron Electronics, the company provides lighting control systems and motorized window treatments.