Lighting, fixtures and smart solutions are key elements that shape modern interiors and living spaces. Today, it is not only aesthetics that come to the fore, but also energy efficiency, systems integration and everyday comfort. Modern lighting fixtures combine design with technology, offering the ability to personalize light color, control intensity or integrate with smart home systems. Smart outlets, sensors and switches increase safety, make it easier to control energy consumption and support a sustainable lifestyle. Increasing attention is being paid to ergonomics, ease of use and aesthetic consistency of entire fixture collections. Here are the trends and technologies that are setting the stage for lighting, fixtures and smart systems in 2025. Need smart lighting control support? CONTACT-SIMON offers technology without compromise. Looking for a way to build space with light? NOWODVORSKI LIGHTING 's track systems work well in any interior! Adequate stair lighting is crucial for aesthetics and safety. PAULMANN luminaires are tailor-made solutions. How can light create space? Find out with LUMIOCCO luminaires! Good design is not everything. OSPEL offers the latest technology in an elegant setting. Looking for a manufacturer of luminaires that will provide comprehensive service? CORA brand is a Polish guarantee of quality! Do you need a light that will emphasize the historic interior? ARTEMIDE lamps will find their way into any space!
Take a look at the brief descriptions below and discover the latest trends in lighting design. Click the available links to learn more. Choose modern fixtures and technologies that support the creation of functional, aesthetically pleasing, safe and durable spaces. Opt for energy-efficient solutions, intelligent control systems and weather-resistant materials. Design consciously, with users, the environment and the future in mind.
Kontakt-Simon - a smart home on your terms
Simon GO from Kontakt-Simon is an intelligent system that brings automation to your home without costly renovations. Simply replace traditional switches with controllers to gain control over lighting, blinds or temperature - using buttons, the SimonGO app or voice (Alexa, Google Assistant). Roller blinds lower themselves in hot weather, retain heat in winter, and lights can be turned off with a click or set on a schedule. The Simon GO thermostat optimizes heating and air conditioning, which means real energy savings. The system, based on the tried-and-true Simon 54 and Simon 55 collections, offers a wide range of frames and finishes, making it a perfect fit for interior design. The biggest advantage is flexibility - the installation can be developed gradually, from one room to the whole house, creating a modern, comfortable and safe space.
Simon GO - simple solutions that make a difference
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Simon GO - simple solutions that make a difference
Nowodvorski Lighting - lighting to suit your needs
Rail systems are increasingly becoming the basis of modern interior lighting, and Nowodvorski Lighting 's low-voltage solutions Nano-LVM (24 V), Ultra Thin LVM (48 V) and LVM (48 V), also available in white, have a special place in its offer. The Nano-LVM, with a profile of 1 × 1.25 cm, allows light to be guided along an arc, following the trend of soft, organic forms. The Ultra Thin LVM features an ultra-thin 2.6 × 0.9 cm design, while the LVM with standard dimensions of 2.8 × 5.5 cm offers a wide range of components and the ability to be fully integrated into an arrangement. The systems can be flush-mounted, surface-mounted and, in the case of LVM and Nano-LVM, also cable-mounted to fit any interior. Thanks to the magnetic mounting of the luminaires, it's easy to change the lighting layout, and power supplies plugged in anywhere on the rail (in LVM and UT-LVM) allow free arrangement regardless of the power point. Nowodvorski Lighting's solutions combine minimalist design, flexibility and safety, creating striking lighting compositions in living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms or attics.
UT-LVM rail system
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Paulmann - design and safety
Stairs, corridors and passageways need lighting that combines safety with aesthetics - and that's exactly the function of Paulmann's step series. TSARO LED models (PL80002, PL80003, PL80004) offer motion sensors and a LEAD/FOLLOW function that allows the fixtures to communicate with each other via radio, evenly illuminating the route without additional wiring. Fixed versions, such as TSARO PL79999 and PL80000, emit a subtle guiding light, creating a moody effect after dark. The EDGE series (PL93094, PL93093, PL99495) features a super-thin design flush with the wall and asymmetrical downward light distribution to eliminate glare; it is also available in variants with a sensor (PL93135, PL93133, PL93134). For proponents of simple forms, the brand offers WALL - circle (PL92924) and square (PL92922), and Scandinavian NEORDIC (PL92926), which subtly emphasize the character of interiors. All luminaires operate in a warm color of 2700 K, can be mounted in standard Ø 60-68 mm boxes and are powered directly from 230 V, making them a practical and elegant solution for homes, apartments and hotels.
In Paulmann's EDGE luminaires, asymmetrical light distribution eliminates glare and increases safety in limited daylight - A built-in light intensity sensor between 15 and 40 lux will switch on the luminaires when daylight levels are too low
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Lumiocco - lighting in the service of emotion and function
A morning in an architect's studio begins with light falling through large-format windows on sketches of designs - it sets the rhythm of the space and gives meaning to every line. Light in architecture is the narrator, as can be seen in Gaudíla's monumental Sagrada Família, as well as in smaller projects of contemporary interiors. Trends 2025 shows that designers are focusing on biophilic design, healthy daily rhythms and sustainability, and LUMIOCCO fits in with these needs, offering tools for personalization - the ZENLU and LAKRI collections allow you to adjust length, light color and mounting, the NANO-TRACK and TRI-TRACK track systems act like architectural building blocks, allowing you to create your own light structures, and VIRIS adjusts the atmosphere of a space according to function and mood. This allows the designer to create interiors where light becomes a material as important as wood or concrete, and the fixtures turn the space into an emotionally charged experience, combining function with aesthetics.
Trends and reflections from the perspective of LUMIOCCO
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OSPEL - elegance controlled by touch
Sonata Touch is a series of touch switches that combines elegance with modern technology, redefining the concept of functional electrical fixtures. The glass touch panels, available in smooth or frosted versions, respond to a gentle touch, while Wi-Fi models allow you to control lighting and blinds remotely, via the Tuya Smart Life app, Google Home or Amazon Alexa. Combined with Prestige frames - metal or glass - Sonata Touch works well in apartments, offices and commercial spaces, offering a modular design from single switches to five-fold systems. The series includes the ŁPDT-1RS, ŁPDT-2RS and ŁPDT-7RS models, allowing independent control of circuits, creation of light scenes, schedules and measurement of energy consumption. Mounting in standard junction boxes and integration with existing Wi-Fi networks allows the implementation of smart functions without running additional wiring, making Sonata Touch an ideal choice for designers, developers and residential users who value modern design, convenience and energy efficiency.
Sonata Touch Wi-Fi - elegance and technology in one
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Touch of the future: Sonata Touch Wi-Fi - elegance and technology in one
Cora - more than luminaires
Cora 'sInvisible Light is a modern lighting solution that combines discretion, energy efficiency and perfect illumination of spaces, proving itself in projects such as office desks, store displays and hotel lobbies. The system allows you to create an atmosphere without glare, while highlighting details and arrangements in line with visual marketing. The Polish company Cora, with more than 30 years of experience, designs and manufactures its systems in a factory in Silesia, using top-class components, which guarantees durability and reliability. Invisible Light 's projects range from retail chains and prestigious boutiques to modern offices or hotel and public spaces across Europe, and designers and visual managers can fully customize the light. As a result, each Cora project combines functionality with emotion, turning the space into an experience where lighting is not an add-on, but an integral part of the creation and image.
Cora - light that creates space
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Cora - light that creates space
Artemide - virtuosity of lighting
In a villa on the banks of the Rhine in Düsseldorf, designer Olaf Kitzig has created a unique space where classic meets modern design, and Artemide lighting plays a key role. In the lobby and kitchen, Vector spotlights are used to highlight works of art and provide even illumination, while the Teti lamp by Vico Magistretti directs attention to historical portraits. Ernesto Gismondi's Miconos pendant lamp made of blown glass floats in the sand-colored living room, creating an elegant atmosphere, while the nh Neri&Hu pendant lamp is the focal point in the room with the fireplace, supported by the nh standing version in the lobby. In the attic, compositions of Alphabet of Light and Demetra table lamps integrate aesthetics with functionality, while A.24 Sharping in the office kitchen provides precise light. In the wine cellar, Gople lamps shine, and above the staircase the flexible La Linea by Bjarke Ingels Group becomes a striking light installation, combining the lighting function with the artistic expression of the entire project.
Pantalica, Vector wall
Photo: Marvin Schwienheer, Cologne
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Artemide - Choreography of color: The Flat in Düsseldorf.
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