designing lighting

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Jennifer Chronister is a marketing leader with more than 14 years of experience building brands, developing marketing strategies, and helping companies grow. She brings a strong background in the lighting industry, where she has worked across brand strategy, product marketing, communications, digital marketing, and business development. Throughout her career, Jennifer has focused on connecting marketing strategy to real business goals.

Non Random expands the Lodes catalogue with a suspension lamp that reinterprets the glass sphere through a more assertive design language, capable of defining a space and its identity. Designed to work with all the brand’s individual canopies, it introduces new compositional possibilities thanks to its flexible design, even in large-scale installations. The sphere moves away from a sense of weightlessness to establish itself as a striking presence.

A sensitive and transformative lighting scheme at the Maisonneuve Library in Montreal, supported by a control solution from Pharos Architectural Controls, has redefined the way the building’s rich architectural heritage is experienced after dark, uniting historic character and contemporary expansion. Originally constructed as a decorative-style heritage building in a working-class neighbourhood, the Maisonneuve Library has long held cultural significance within the community.

PORT WASHINGTON, NY– WAC Group has announced the appointment of John Jiang as the new Executive Director of APAC (Asia-Pacific) Product Marketing for WAC Group. Through strong relationships with global specification firms, he has executed hundreds of world-class projects, making him well-attuned to what specifiers look for in architectural-grade lighting.

The final chapter of David DiLaura’s 80th birthday celebration brought reflections on teaching, friendship and building a career. Class photographs and a spirited auction supporting lighting education at CU Boulder followed. “Before we do the birthday toast, can we have a round of applause for the food?” With that, David DiLaura began his closing comments at his 80th birthday celebration. The event took place at the Koenig Alumni Center at the University of Colorado Boulder.

On 15 August, friends, colleagues, former students and members of the lighting community gathered at the Koenig Alumni Center at the University of Colorado Boulder to celebrate Dr. David DiLaura’s 80th birthday. The occasion offered more than an opportunity to recognize a milestone. It brought together many of the people DiLaura has taught, challenged, mentored and influenced throughout his remarkable career.

On 15 August, I had the opportunity to attend the 80th birthday celebration for Dr. David DiLaura, perhaps the most influential educator alive today. When I arrived at the Koenig Alumni Center at the University of Colorado Boulder, a table displayed handmade pins shaped like smocks. I had seen Chip Israel wearing one the previous day at IES26, The Lighting Conference, and now the meaning became clear. Donation Pins Made by Teal Brogden for the Fundraiser.

CHICAGO — August 13, 2026 — PureEdge Lighting today announced that it has reached a settlement with LightBlue USA & Associates LLC (d/b/a Rayhil Inc.), resolving PureEdge’s patent infringement lawsuit concerning trimless recessed track lighting systems. PureEdge filed the lawsuit on March 12, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The action, Pure Edge Lighting LLC v.

PORT WASHINGTON, NY—Some lighting fixtures are not built for extreme environments. The TUCK Spa/Sauna Light Collection is. Select the sauna-ready version of TUCK, TUCK II, or TUCK III, and you get a light engineered to be wet-rated for outdoor use, heat-resistant, ADA-compliant, Title 24-compliant, and ETL-listed. Designed with Modern Forms’ signature minimalist aesthetic, the sauna-ready TUCK Collection delivers 3000K ambient illumination in places where ordinary fixtures can’t perform.