Craze for smart lighting grows in Vadodara's large bungalows and villas
Diwali decorations being managed via mobile applications and voice control
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 1:06 am · 2 min read
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The use of technology for decoration in large bungalows and villas has increased during the Diwali festival in Vadodara. Along with traditional lamps and colourful series, a trend of smart lighting systems is now being observed. According to a report by Sandesh, people now prefer to change the colour of lights with a single click on a mobile or create lighting effects to the beat of music.
Smart RGB bulbs and LED strips, which can be controlled via mobile applications, are used in this modern decoration. This system provides facilities to change the brightness, colour, and lighting scenes of the lights. Additionally, some lights possess voice control and the ability to automatically switch on and off according to a schedule. Music sync lights change colour according to the music, while motion sensor lights turn on automatically based on a person's movement.
According to Sadik Patel, who has been working in lighting decoration for the last seven years, Wi-Fi connected and RGB decorative lighting are primarily used in large houses and villas. In ordinary houses, customers still prefer traditional series and minimal lighting, due to which the craze for smart lighting remains limited.
According to a report from an online platform, a 3.3 times increase in the purchase of connected lighting has been noted compared to ordinary days. Thus, along with traditional methods, smart lighting has now become a modern option for decoration.
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