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The LEDucationNYC results are in! We interviewed dozens of lighting industry leaders at LEDucationNYC this week and asked them to identify the major trends shaking up the industry. Here's what they told us: 💡 Miniaturization → Smaller aperture lights that blend more seamlessly into their surroundings → Reducing aperture to limit glare, especially in downlights 🔧 Maintainability & Repairability → Improve accessibility to lighting fixtures, modules, and drivers so that they're easier to install, repair, and replace → Increase product lifespan to 10+ years 🧩 Modularity → Lighting systems that can be easily adapted during the design phase or in the field → More plug-and-play systems that are easy to install, replace, or upgrade over time 🤝 Industry consolidation → Increased M&A activities to consolidate manufacturers and distributors across the industry → Current generation of owners opting to sell their business vs. passing it down 🌲 Sustainability → Limit carbon foot-print through circularity and waste reduction → Experimenting with new materials → Provide end users with more insights on energy efficiency and usage ⚙ Controls → Products that are controls-agnostic, able to plug and play into many control systems → Better optimization of lumen and CRI output Huge shoutout to everyone who participated and contributed their insights! Pat Brown MARK Architectural Lighting Todd Quinlan Peerless Lighting Richard Garcia Synergy NYC Edwin Vice LightArt Andrew St. Ives Organic Lighting Systems Dominique Davis Ryan Radke Shawn Fernandez Electronic Theatre Controls John Majca Visual Comfort & Co. Cory Tysoe ALW (Architectural Lighting Works) Kaitlin LeSage Crawford, LC TARGETTI USA Erik Milz ERP Power Jonathan Clark Innerscene Tom Howe Nova Flex LED David Morgan Radiant Architectural Lighting Randy Mullican TMB Christoph Rosslenbroich Schuyler Sweet Boyd Lighting Michael Wendell Luminii Joe Flynn Optique Lighting Greg Sharp Access Lighting #LEDucationNYC #LightingIndustry #LightingTrends #LightingInnovation #ArchitecturalLighting

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So I'm Pat Brown. I am the business unit leader for Mark Architectural Lighting and I'm Todd Quinlan. I'm a sales manager for Peerless Lighting. We're seeing a lot of trans about sustainability. That's cradle to grave sort of cycle of a product. And we're doing a lot of those things with them with mark lighting and with acuity in general to to try to limit our carbon footprint for our products. Yeah, absolutely. And I would say another thing that we're seeing a lot is, is limiting Blair. As fixtures get smaller, it's really important to think about how do we make sure that we're not going light everywhere to to make spaces uncomfortable for you. So you have products that are applying a little more cut off. And if you're not seeing the right lanes of pictures, and I would say those are two kind of key features that we're seeing, absolutely. There's Rich Garcia, I work for ELA Plus Energy in New York, and I'm one of their specification team leads. As far as trends lately that we've seen here and in light and build 2 weeks ago, we've seen a move toward miniaturization, lots of very small aperture downlights and tracks that are very minimal and kind of blend into the space. We also see a lot of adoption of kind of luminous surfaces shelves. Feeling stretch fabric applications more and more standard usage of tunable white sources is getting very popular and obviously integral control is being more and more mandated day today. I would say one of the biggest trends impacting the lighting industry is sustainability. It's it's a big thing that's pushing the industry and pushing the innovation. People are interested in circularity and reducing waste. So that's one of our core strategies at our company. The biggest trend I think would be. Kind of. We're doing a lot of pictures is making sure that everything is maintainable so that it's got that wave. Maintenance or end users or maintenance workers, and they can actually take the time to actually change the lighting out of the pictures, make them permanent parts of the installation of the architecture that they're involved in. My name is Dominic Davis, VP, GM for a light. This is Ryan, director of Sales for light. I currently, at least when within my space and design, it's mostly sustainability using unorthodox materials. Lightweight materials declare. Tables, things of that nature. So we're gonna constantly change and evolve with the industry and the industry trends. But that's one of the larger ones that I've seen so far. Yes, it is definitely a driver. I think the other thing is modularity, flexibility and systems where people can make changes either in the field or in design relatively easily are pretty, pretty big factors now in design. Hi, my name is Sean Fernandez, I'm the product manager of architectural controls for ETC. For us, a lot of the trends that we're really seeing is around energy code compliance and how do we make our systems more efficient and more importantly how do we give the users ability to control and see what that energy efficiency is right? How do they manage their system, how do they make it better and how do they see how much their system is saving them over time. So we're working on really developing ways for users to be able to do that and be able to see those trends overtime. Visual comfort, we have a wide variety of products within our decorative and our architectural collections. Some common trends we were seeing on the architectural side of the industry is 1A, smaller aperture. So you'll see here we have our three inch light. We also have the 2 inch downlight to create that small aperture. A common misconception within the downlight trend is you need a bigger aperture to produce more light. However, the LED technology has evolved so much that we're able to get a bunch of light output out of the smaller aperture downlights. Next trend that we see is maintenance, right? So we're seeing here a cutaway example of our housing. Everything is fully maintainable from below the ceiling. You simply have a trim that you pop off. And then you're able to actually reach your hand up and maintenance to LED module or the driver all from below the ceiling. And we're also had full adjustability from below the ceiling as well too, to kind of increase that level of painting the space and light, putting light where you want it to go. Hi, I'm Corey Tyson, the Northeast Regional for LW I think the future of LED lighting is going to be sustainable fixtures and sustainable manufacturing processes. I am Caitlin at Turchetti. I am a sales and marketing manager here. For the US, well, today we've been focusing a lot of our technology on modularity for our fiction development to be able to allow the designer to have the ability to change and manipulate your pictures in the field, plug and play within where they want them to be and and really create environments that impact what they're envisioning come to life. Yep. Hi. I'm Eric Mills, Vice President of Sales at ERP Power and Light. One of the trends that we're seeing happening in the LED landscape is continued miniaturization of products. So what we showed this year for example, is our new fully integrated modules, driver LED source, fully integrated, fully tunable and really enabling fixture manufacturers a lot more flexibility in the design of their fixtures. To be able to break free of separating the driver and the LED's and putting that into all one compact compact design and it's a trend that we see going to be continuing to happen going forward. Hi, I'm Jonathan, CEO of Inner Scene. I think the biggest trend in lighting in next couple of years is going to be artificial windows and skylights. And that gives designers the ability to break away from the mold of monotonous single CCT lighting and use much higher color temperatures. What we're showing here is we've got light fixtures that go up to 40,000 K, but still look like natural daylight, which is the color temperature of the real sky. During the day, alright my name is Tom Howard Nova Flex and what is one of the biggest trends that we see in the lighting industry now and going forward one is gonna what we think it's going to be as miniaturization and efficiency as well as being able to control this with a variety of controls especially going into having control agnostic type products. We have control agnostic products and we are trying to develop new products that are smaller more efficient and. 3/8 and maintaining very high color fidelity. So I'm David from Radicalizing, based in London, 47 years of luminaire designer and radio design company working with lighting designers. So I think the main trend we're seeing at the moment, which I think will continue over the next few years is repairability on site. So I think we've lost our ways of industry. Quite badly with products and can't be maintained. OK, mean Ed will last 50,000 hours, 70,000 hours whatever the but at some point they need to be prepared. 19 fixtures should really have a 20 to 30 year lifespan, and in that time you probably gonna need to change the light engine every 10 years, so we need to go back to where we were. In the pre NDA era of being able to replace the essential components on site, you know going back to that idea, you need to change the light source, you change the control key and that I think will change things dramatically. Global revenue with TB in the past few years, it's a consolidation of some manufacturers, distributors into larger organizations that you know increases their buying power, seeing a lot of new products coming at finally crossing over the intensity barrier on the LED's where we're looking at long term viability of fixtures instead of you buy something. Got to replace it in five years. So I think it's definitely gonna be EPD. EPD stands for Environmental Product declaration. And this is one step further than the declare label. So it's more or less um it's a nutrition label. So it shows what your products, what impacts they have on the to the environment. OK. So I think I mean it's all about sustainability. So I think this is the biggest trend gather suite with Boyd Lighting and I think you know a lot of the main trends here are controls and you know trying to maximize lumen output with the highest CRI. So a lot of optics. And you know trying to create these really beautiful pictures for all of our clients, aluminium we're thinking about one of the trends could be miniaturization, right. And so we actually, I came out with our Micah fixture which you can kind of see here. This is our smallest linear product line that we have on the market. It is less than 1/2 inch on either side and. Has concealed mounting. You can see here that there is nice clean square profile on this mounting and that's something that I think industry wants. You want smaller, they want a premium, right and they want it, you know to look elegant and seamless, right. And so that's what we try to do with Micah, we got. Uh, regress louver, which is also key glare control, right. Everyone wants glare control. If you look up there, we got our recess asymmetric fixture and that can't even tell. Very low glare, very great fixture. And so with this product we're trying to offer. We're trying to put the light in all the intricate places that you might not have been able to get before and do it in a way where you get the light exactly where you want it without seeing the light that that's what people want, right? They want the light, layered light where they want it, but they don't want to have to see where it's coming from or or anything like that. Well, I'm Joe Flynn, I'm the president of optic lighting, and I want to say a little bit about optic lighting. Optic lighting is focused and what we see as a new space in the lighting. Industry, we call this area Nano Linear. What nano Linear is, is really the best of high end architecture where things are easy to specify, easy to install and the tape light world which tends to be very flexible. It has some price advantages but it's not easy to specify and it's not easy to install. So what we saw is there's a huge area in between these two worlds. So we created optic to really focus in on that nano linear space which will allow us to take the best parts of the tape. Great world, which is the flexibility and the the ease of design and then really blend it with what architectural Linear does well, which is really this single skew ordering, single skew specifying, easy to install, just two wires to plug in, all of that kind of thing. So that's very helpful when you're creating you, when you're installing stuff. So by putting these two worlds together, we really see this as a new space called Nano Linear. My name is Greg Sharp, I'm the National Sales Manager for Access Lighting. Although the industry is changing, we really think that the drive with this is gonna be, you know, the push with the decorators and designers and what they're seeing in their individual territories.

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