JINK / GRADIENT COLLECTION
JINK Gradient Collection · A quiet corner, a film with friends, an evening that is entirely yours.
JINK × trytogo
LIGHT, IN THREE DIMENSIONS
Floor lamps, table lights, tubes and strips each give colour a different place to live. Choose a form for your room, then match the driver and controls.
The stories below explore mood and placement. Explore the collection to find a format and configuration for your home.
JINK / COLOUR AT HOME
A film, a conversation, a quiet corner. Follow eleven moments through the collection.
Collection imagery shown as spatial inspiration, not a record of a completed JINK installation. Product appearance, light effects and available controls depend on the selected model and setup.
The familiar shelf
Keys down. Shoulders relaxed. Books and collected objects come back into view, framed by violet and amber light across the cabinet.
Let colour rest on the wall and timber, giving favourite objects a quiet backdrop.
Explore this lighting format · Axis Tube
By the window
As daylight fades, a slender line of light stays by the window. Cool colour rises while warmth settles near the floor and curtains. There is no need to hurry the evening.
Give warm and cool tones a little room to meet along a corner and a curtain.
Explore this lighting format · Axis F1 Ultra
Movie night
Choose a film and give the room a blue-violet backdrop. A line of light behind the TV cabinet makes room for the evening around the screen.
This is a cinema colour setting. Screen sampling or real-time sync requires a separately verified setup.
Explore this lighting format · Axis Tube
Where light lands
Before reaching for the lamp, look at the light on the wall. Near the cabinet, it reveals the grain. Directed towards the wall, it becomes a backdrop. Placement changes the way familiar furniture feels.
Follow the selected lamp’s instructions for positioning and any adjustment.
Explore this lighting format · Axis TubeCome over
Two cups of tea. A few stories to catch up on. Violet and warm amber meet behind the cabinet, leaving the centre of the room for the people in it.
Let the wall carry the colour while the conversation takes centre stage.
Explore this lighting format · Axis F1 Ultra
Room to breathe
Behind the sofa, beside a column, along a change in level: light follows the room’s edges. Cool colour and warmth occupy different places, leaving space for texture and greenery.
Separate background light from accents. Steps still need suitable everyday lighting.
Explore this lighting format · S3
Light through glass
A familiar glass vase is quiet by day. At night, cyan and pink sit behind its outline, drawing the eye between the wall, tabletop and glass.
Let the material catch the light. Not every object needs to be the centre of attention.
Explore this lighting format · Axis Tube
The bigger picture
A tube draws a line across the cabinet. Floor lighting frames the wall, while a smaller lamp adds a local accent. Different shapes give the room a shared mood.
Plan the light positions first, then choose the controls. A coordinated setting does not imply automatic sync.
Explore this lighting format · Axis Tube
After the last task
Put the to-do list away. A little warmth by the wall and a soft blue at the desk turn the same corner into a place for music, or simply doing nothing.
Colour creates ambience. Reading and writing still need suitable task lighting.
Explore this lighting format · Luma T1 Ultra
Later, at home
The blanket is still on the sofa. The book is open where you left it. Colour rests at the corner and on a distant cabinet, leaving the near space quiet.
A few considered pools of light give the evening its depth.
Explore this lighting format · Axis F1 Ultra
Just for you
Nothing needs to happen next. A small light sits with the vases, wooden cabinet and a comfortable chair. Pink opens onto the wall; warmth stays close by. One corner is enough.
Begin with a small tabletop light and a place you already love.
Explore this lighting format · Luma T1 UltraStart with a corner you love.
Choose your lightJINK × trytogo
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trytogoGradient collection · trytogosmart floor lamp
trytogoGradient collection · trytogosmart table lamp
trytogoGradient collection · trytogosmart floor lamp
trytogoGradient collection · trytogoLED strip
trytogoGradient collection · trytogoGradient LED strip driver
trytogoGradient collection · trytogoFull-color LED strip driver
trytogoGradient light curtain collection · trytogoGradient light curtain
New · Gradient light curtain collection
User-provided reference photographs illustrate curtain effects in different gradient colors. They are not presented as completed JINK projects.
Light panels combine to fit the dimensions and aspect ratio of the space, controlled by compatible gradient drivers. Confirm panel count, drivers, power supplies and mounting for the project.
From light to connection
Choose the lighting form first, then confirm drivers for the strip length, load, installation and platform.
F1 Ultra, T1 Ultra and Tube bring gradient light to floor, desktop and room lighting.
S3 is an extendable gradient LED strip for continuous color along architectural features.
S4 is designed for high-power gradient strips, while S2 is for full-color strips. Confirm compatibility for your particular installation.
Interactive · Screen-sync preview
Adjust screen intensity and switch scenes to see strips, floor lights and a light curtain respond together. This is a web simulation and does not establish native capabilities for a particular model.
This interaction illustrates how changes on a screen could translate into room lighting. Actual integration must be confirmed for each SKU, driver, controller and platform.
Extract the dominant colors and intensity of the current scene.
Distribute colors across the LED strip, room lights and curtain.
Continuous gradients carry a rhythm from the screen into the room.
Nature inspiration · Room lighting
From auroras and oceans to sunsets and morning mist, natural colors inspire the mood of a room. These are web simulations, not fixed product presets.
Nature mode illustrates the relationship between color and space. Actual brightness, color temperature, dynamic effects and device coordination depend on the SKU, driver, controller and project configuration.
Nature photography references
Bring forest green, golden sunlight and deep shadows into a room.
Nature poster · Visual direction
A forest photograph provides the visual focus, with restrained white headings and three simple design notes. The image is a visual reference; the colored room lighting above remains an interactive simulation.
These nature photographs are visual references, not photographs of installed JINK products. The colored lighting is a web simulation. Actual results depend on the space, materials, products and controllers. Photography:Mateusz Bajdak、Barth Bailey、Peter Nguyen、Sergey Korolev / Unsplash。
Sample a continuous palette from the sky, sea and horizon.
Give the curtain, strips and room lights their own balance of brightness and shadow.
Keep shadows and breathing room so that saturated color does not fill every corner.
Matter · Connectivity
Gradient effects belong to the lighting layer. Matter is a smart-home connectivity standard. Both need to be checked separately for the actual devices, drivers and controllers.
F1 Ultra, T1 Ultra, Tube, S3 and the gradient curtain offer floor, desktop, linear and large-area lighting.
S4, S2 and the matching driver configuration control the strips. Length, load, power supply and installation must be specified for each project.
Automations and cross-platform control can be planned once a compatible Matter controller or gateway has been confirmed in the final configuration.
Matter and screen-sync content on this page is an interactive web simulation. It does not establish that every trytogo gradient product is natively Matter-compatible or supports screen synchronization. Confirm the SKU, driver firmware, controller, platform and project configuration.
Confirm before ordering
The colors shown here are simulated in the browser. Strip length, load, installation, controller and platform support must be confirmed for the actual model and project.