Zaneen grows its design division with its newest partner, Ole! by F.M. They combine innovation, design and high-quality materials to produce modern decorative lights. Ole's dream is to turn the need to illuminate a space into the need to create art, thus developing unique designs that manage to create an entirely different lighting concept with maximum respect for the environment and saving energy.

Lighting in the Caribbean is often automatically associated with imposing villas and luxury hotels boasting twinkling palm trees and romantically lit grounds. However, away from the beach and the world of hospitality, showrooms, retail, warehousing and offices, which are vital to infrastructure, also need professional lighting and advice. This attention to detail can make or break a project.

Sandbar in Surfers Paradise is about as close to the ocean as a restaurant can be. Its location makes it a popular hangout, but a beachfront location has salt air and harsh weather. 14 standard ceiling fans were failing miserably at keeping the restaurant comfortable. They couldn't produce enough air movement to combat the heat. They were growing rusty, and their rattling was unnerving to customers.

It's a designer's dream when something seemingly simple is discovered to be fully adaptable to incorporate multitudinous specs. The Orluna Air Butterfly is a perfect example of one of these powerhouses - It has a flexible 90-degree tilt making it a key tool for lighting from gradient or vaulted ceilings. The butterfly fixing has the added advantage of a seamless integration on plasterboard.

Vibia's Halo Jewel hanging lamp was named best light in the 2021 annual Hospitality Design (HD) Awards. The high-profile honours celebrate the most innovative project and product designs worldwide, and the project and product winners were announced during the 17th annual HD Awards ceremony in New York. The design by Martín Azúa features both circular and linear styles, its spare shapes suspended in space like delicate bijou on a necklace.

Industrial lighting has had a slew of popularity with bars, coffee shops and restaurants where atmosphere plays an integral role in setting the scene. To compliment this Industville has a fantastic range of handcrafted, high-quality, uniquely designed industrial-style lights that are game-changers. We have all been to those bustling uber-hip bars with exposed brick walls and Edison-style bulbs, but Industville has upped this game with their giant bare bulbs.

The Vibia Guise collection includes vertical and horizontal pendant lamps, allowing them to be placed over dining tables, or in offices or circulation areas, using single fittings or multiple configurations. Designed by Stefan Diez, it scooped multiple design awards and remains equally relevant today. Whether you are looking for achingly chic dining lighting or to seriously up the niche desk game, Guise offers various elegant and practical solutions.

Lighting a pool not only adds a seductive ambience, but it also helps sell a property. The best lit pools all follow a couple of simple guides. Pool lights should generally be positioned at mid-height, roughly 9-12" below the surface of the water and pointed away from the property. One of the most common mistakes is using too many lights; average one light approximately every 8' for standard pools, and for free-form shapes, focus instead on a 60° spread.

ZTA is a range of lighting equipment that offers total flexibility. The platform has been designed to allow freedom in light source choice, beam control choice, and finish choice, with a wealth of options for mounting. The available products offer some suggestions as to light sources, optics and control methodologies but are built to allow the manufacturers to respond to your project requests and as far as possible designed to predict and avoid future obsolescence.

We would like to introduce some of the latest and impressive exterior solutions by Linea Light Group, that were used at a Perugia-based integrated design firm. EXUP conceived and built its headquarters playing on minimalism and subtraction. The planimetric and volumetric layout, featuring first and foremost a modular core, rises up monolithic over the landscape, lightened by the sunshades at various angles and enhanced by essential architectural lighting by Linea Light Group.

It's not always that bright light is needed; sometimes, just enough to find your way or read is all that is required; the perfect light for this is Tekna's Nautic spreader light. We are huge fans of versatility and this small luminaire works in many applications and is joy for consistency. Nautic is Tekna's iconic collection of authentic luminaires made from raw materials inspired by the shipping world. An original combination where simplicity, timelessness and functionality are key.