ILLUM-TEC: Professional Lighting Solutions Singapore

A sculpture of light and glass. Ronan Bouroullec returns to the essence of materials with this piece. It features a cylinder of hand-blown glass that encapsulates the light source, creating a fixture that is both rugged and refined, celebrating the artisanal imperfections of glass.

The moon in a net. Luce Sferica captures a hand-blown glass sphere within a minimal metal structure. It is a study in tension and purity, exploring the relationship between the fragile, luminous glass and the rigid industrial frame that supports it.

A sprawling cloud of light. Maap realizes Erwan Bouroullec's ambition to create a broad, immersive luminous surface. It departs from the traditional point source, diffusing light across a wide, geometric microstructure that feels both structured and beautifully unpredictable, bringing large walls and ceilings to life.

The identity of Nocturne is defined by the visual contrast between the ethereal refinement of glass and the overtly industrial appearance of the track-mounted technical component, resulting in a sophisticated design with a distinct character. The floor version is built around a structural, low-voltage electrified profile. The miniaturization of every component accentuates the material and stylistic contrast between the handcrafted quality of the glass and the industrial expression of the upright.

The identity of Nocturne is defined by the visual contrast between the ethereal refinement of glass and the overtly industrial appearance of its technical components, resulting in a sophisticated design with a distinct character. The wall-mounted version extends horizontally into the space accentuating the material and stylistic contrast between the handcrafted quality of the glass and the industrial expression of the upright.

A track that is also a light. This system flips the concept of track lighting—instead of a dark line on the ceiling, the track itself glows, providing ambient light while simultaneously powering adjustable spots for accentuation.

A luminous horizon suspended in space. This system floats the Glowing Track in mid-air, creating a dual-function fixture: it acts as a linear chandelier providing general ambience, while also serving as a power rail for accent spots.

The floor edition of the classic Lauro collection stands 135cm high. Its methacrylate shade can be positioned along the stem to direct the light, blending the aesthetics of the seventies with contemporary LED technology.

The table version of the iconic 1973 Lauro design. Featuring a 38cm base and an adjustable shade that can be rotated and adjusted in height along the support to direct light precisely where needed.

Designed by P. Aragay and J. Pérez Mateo, Lauro was first released in 1973 and is now being reissued. A resounding object that reclaims the past and evokes emotions, featuring a steel stem and a methacrylate shade available in translucent opal or two-layer black.