corporate LIGHT-MAKING

Two ways to bring Lumii to your workplace gathering.

Whether you’re planning a team meeting, corporate retreat or wellness event, Lumii Meditative Arts offers a hands-on opportunity to slow down, connect and create with paper and light.

1: PAPER LANTERN Gathering Kits

A mindful activity, ready for your team

Bring a creative pause to your agenda with our lantern-making kits. Use them as a welcoming icebreaker, a mindful break between working sessions or a thoughtful way to close the day.
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Each kit includes the materials to create three paper lanterns, with mini LED lights. Depending on how you structure the activity, it can take 30 minutes to an hour to make the set. 

Custom branding and messaging available to compliment your brand.

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2: a facilitated Body Intelligence workshop + lantern kits

A guided workshop followed by mindful making.

Book Christianne Zurowski of Next Chapter Coach, Professional Speaker and Certified Embodiment Coach, for a practical, experiential introduction to Body Intelligence (BQ).

Through guided somatic experiences, Christianne helps participants understand what their bodies are communicating and use that awareness to navigate workplace stress, change, communication and confidence.
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The workshop closes with a lantern-making activity, giving participants space to reflect on the teachings, create with their hands and take home a reminder of the experience.

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Bring more light into your work space

Analog experiences designed for creativity, connection, and intentional pause.

In increasingly digital environments, organizations are searching for more meaningful ways to bring people together.

Lumii offers tactile, light-based DIY experiences designed to encourage creativity, conversation, and sensory engagement through hands-on making.
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Designed for modern gatherings, Lumii integrates naturally into:

• virtual team experiences
• webinars + online events
• leadership retreats
• conferences
• hospitality activations
• creative breakout sessions
• team gatherings

A Drexel University study found that 75% of participants experienced reduced cortisol levels after just 45 minutes of art making — regardless of artistic experience.

Why Organizations Are Exploring Analog Experiences

As screen fatigue and digital overload continue to shape workplace culture, organizations are increasingly incorporating tactile, participatory experiences into events and team programming.

Hands-on creative activities can support:

• stronger engagement
• creative thinking
• social connection
• memory retention
• reduced stress
• intentional pause from screens
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People remember what they create together.

Microsoft’s 2025 Work Trend Index reported that employees are interrupted approximately every two minutes during the workday by meetings, emails, or notifications — contributing to fragmented attention and screen fatigue.

The Experience

Participants unpack their Lumii DIY kit, which includes everything needed to create three illuminated paper lanterns.

Each experience can be:

• self-guided using the folded paper instructions included in the kit
• supported by the pre-recorded video tutorial shared in advance
• facilitated live by a team lead

The process is intentionally:

• tactile
• collaborative
• low-pressure
• visually rewarding
• screen-light
• accessible to all experience levels
  
  

A gentle reminder that meaningful moments often happen slowly.

From mailed calligraphy kits to guided virtual workshops, organizations are increasingly exploring tactile creative experiences as a more human way to gather, connect, and engage.