Fabricant polonais d'éclairage LED

Lighting is no longer merely a background for architecture – it is increasingly becoming its main, sculptural accent. A perfect example of this is our latest premiere: the FLUFF fixture from the DESIGN collection. This is a proposition for interior designers and architects who are looking for bold forms that give spaces an unconventional, organic, and at the same time light character. Discover a solution that proves advanced LED technology can take the form of a spatial work of art.

Architecture is becoming increasingly aware that one-size-fits-all solutions are an illusion. Societies are ageing, the needs of building users are becoming ever more diverse, and LED technology is finally mature enough to meet individual requirements without energy compromises. The year 2026 will be a watershed moment when two advanced lighting technologies — Clear White and Tunable White — transition from the category of niche innovations to practical standards in modern building design. For architects, interior designers, and public sector professionals, this means the opportunity to create spaces that not only meet functional and energy requirements but also actively support the health and wellbeing of every user, regardless of age or individual challenges related to visual perception.

There is a moment in design when standard solutions are exhausted and the vision demands something more – flexibility, geometry that can be modified and scaled without compromise. ROLL is the KLUS response to this challenge: a modular lighting system that speaks the language of lines, pure geometry and deliberate design gestures.

Architects and interior designers know that lighting is not an addition to a space — it is the foundation of the experience. When designing a modern, high-end office, every element should work towards the same goal: to create an environment that inspires, motivates work, and builds brand identity. TEMPO, a modern office and retail complex in Geneva, set itself precisely this goal. To achieve it, they turned to GoGaSi, KLUŚ's partner in Switzerland, with an ambitious task: six monumental lighting installations, each with its own individual role in the overall story of the space.

Can light be the principal architect of an interior? This is the question we asked ourselves together with Grupa Mo when organising a competition dedicated to architects and interior designers. The outcome of the competition allowed us to discover the answer – and it exceeded our boldest expectations.
The aim of our challenge was to develop a design in which the innovative, modular SERPENT-PLUS luminaire would not be just an accessory, but an element that integrates harmoniously into the architectural fabric.