Elegant, free-standing luminaire designed to bring the light where it’s needed and to allow for easy reconfiguration of spaces where people work – at the office and beyond. Direct illumination with flush lens or deeply regressed Louvered Mixing Chamber. Optional batwing indirect light distribution to provide uniform ambient illumination. Diversity of louver finishes to tailor how the light is perceived and experienced. Optional integrated AC outlet & USB-A / USB-C charging ports. Cohesive aesthetic when paired with Seem 1 luminaires within a space.

Eureka Introduces Junction Luminaire Eureka, an established leader in decorative lighting solutions, has announced the release of its Junction luminaire. The unique pendant can be configured in countless ways to create a distinctive chandelier. Symmetrical and minimalist, Junction is shaped by up to five arms that pivot around a central mast. The open structure creates negative space around the mast, emphasizing an airy aesthetic that enhances a variety of large-scale spaces, from grand lobbies to reception areas. Junction comes together in multiple configurations. Arms may be selected in lengths of four, six, or eight feet. And each arm can be positioned either six or 12 inches apart. Each horizontal arm can be rotated up to 180 degrees, pivoting on the central axis for precise positioning. The arms can even be adjusted by hand to achieve the desired effect. From there, the lines of light can be sculpted to give the effect of flowing waves or other dynamic forms. Once set, they are designed to stay in place. The result is a chandelier that creates a sense of movement and provides a fresh perspective from every direction. Luminaires are offered in low, regular, or high output. Downlight may be selected from 580 to 23,300 delivered lumens, dependent on the number and length of arms chosen. Uplight is available from 740 to 29,600 delivered lumens. A U-shaped diffuser adds subtle depth: a smooth finish provides a classic look, while a prismatic diffuser, with a hint of sparkle, complements the metallic arm finish. Junction is available in an eye-catching palette of 16 colors, with textured or satin metallic finishes. Designers can experiment with bold, contrasting colors in spaces where multiple Junction luminaires are installed. Various control options are available for Junction, including 0-10V dimming, phase dimming, nLight® or nLight® AIR GEN 2.

Minimalist, thermoformed family offers powerful yet low-glare illumination. Eureka, an established leader in decorative lighting solutions, today announced the release of its Cirra luminaire. The scalable family features a sleek design and sound-absorbing material for a variety of spaces. Cirra luminaire is square, with soft, rounded edges, creating a unique shape that adds a welcoming feel to modern spaces. Clean lines and hidden hardware contribute to a seamless, refined aesthetic that is suitable for lobbies, corporate meeting areas, collaboration spaces, workstations, or lounges. In 15", 24", or 35" diameters, Cirra is offered as a cable mount pendant or surface mount; the smaller 15" version may also be selected with a pendant stem mount. The luminaire is 4.2" in height, contributing to a minimalist look and feel, regardless of size. Cirra’s outer form is synthetic felt composed of 50% (by weight) recycled polyethylene (PET) felt, which helps to reduce ambient sound in a space. Designers may choose from 12 standard or 12 premium colors. The accompanying power cable is available with an optional textile braided cord in 12 assorted colors. Felt and cable colors can be mixed and matched for a unique aesthetic. A delicately thermoformed acrylic diffuser reduces glare, creating soft, direct illumination. The 35" version of Cirra delivers more than 16,000 lumens of direct lighting that is powerful yet comfortable. Pendants are also available with an optional uplight to bring attention to a unique ceiling or to enhance a room’s ambiance. Various control options are available for Cirra, including 0-10V dimming, phase dimming, nLight® or nLight® AIR GEN 2. Learn more about Cirra, http://cirra.eurekalighting.com .

LEDucation Is Presented By the Designers Lighting Forum of New York Organized by the Designers Lighting Forum of New York, LEDucation is the ultimate marketplace for solid-state lighting innovations, giving industry professionals a chance to experience new technologies as well as continue their education through a wide range of accredited seminars. LEDucation is a non-profit event, and its proceeds help stimulate future LED advancements by supporting a variety of grants, scholarships and lighting programs.

From 8th to 13th April 2025 the event that showcases light not just as a technological and functional element but especially as an aesthetic dimension, an emotional force and determining factor for the comfort of our spaces. First held in 1976, Euroluce is the International Lighting Exhibition which, thanks to the more than 300 exhibitors, among the leading brands in the sector at international level, narrates the evolution of light in the domestic space, sparking research and innovation and reflection on the design culture in this particular field. Light is, in fact, increasingly becoming central to our hyper-connected world, to thinking around sustainability, and to digitisation processes, as well as to holistic thinking around people’s wellbeing – light influences our perceptions, performance, preferences, behaviours and our moods. These days the work of a lighting designer not only embraces technological evolution but also philosophical reflection around light, in order to come up with new concepts that will change the way lighting devices are designed in the future. All this is beautifully interpreted by the wide range of goods on exhibit, ranging from the latest outdoor, indoor, interior, industrial, theatrical and events lighting devices, lighting devices for the hospital sector, for special uses such as lighting systems, light sources and software for lighting technologies.

We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to all aspects of the Art and Science of Illumination. Our strength is our diversified membership consisting of engineers, architects, designers, educators, students, contractors, distributors, utility personnel, manufacturers, and scientists, all contributing to the mission of the society: to advance knowledge and disseminate information of the improvement of the lighted environment to the benefit of everyone.