
What does it REALLY mean for a luminaire to be ‘circular’?
In this latest Circular Lighting Report interview, editor Ray Molony talks to Ren De Cherney, Director of Built Environment at

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Edited by Ray Molony.

In this latest Circular Lighting Report interview, editor Ray Molony talks to Ren De Cherney, Director of Built Environment at

Foscarini has expanded its portfolio of experimental materials with the launch of three pendant lights made from recycled lava. The

The Donate-A-Light initiative has arranged the gift of a batch of LED luminaires to a community project in Aldershot. The

A co-working space in Düsseldorf features upcycled and reused luminaires in an imaginative scheme by acclaimed Belgian lighting designer Sabine

US brand Linmore has unveiled with it terms a ‘renewable lighting infrastructure’. It says its patented LifeTimeLED platform ‘shifts commercial

Thorn Lighting is currently marketing what it says is one of its most circular luminaires to date: the Avenue outdoor

A Danish theatre has transformed discarded crystal production waste into a luminous installation that merges craft, performance and circular design.

Rather than replacing bespoke luminaires that had reached the end of their fluorescent life, Lloyd’s Register chose to retain and

Dutch supermarket chain Plus is rolling out lighting made from recycled materials after a successful pilot demonstrated that circular design

The Zumtobel Group has been awarded an EcoVadis Platinum medal for the first time, achieving the highest distinction from the

A new family of timber luminaires launched by French manufacturer Aubrilam is demonstrating how renewable materials can help reduce the

Over 1,500 luminaires – many barely used – are being offered at a fraction of their original cost to industry