A dark, catalogue-led site for an architectural lighting supplier, organised by application rather than by product.
A lighting specialist selling into architecture and specification — decorative, technical and safety lighting from marques including Foscarini, FLOS, Eaton, Pracht, Bosch and Frandsen, with reference installations that include the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Specifiers do not shop the way consumers do. They arrive with an application — a facade, a warehouse aisle, an escape route — not a product name, and a conventional category grid makes them guess.
A dark, gallery-like site where the fittings are lit against black and the structure follows the job: architectural and decorative, technical and industrial, safety lighting and control. Every product carries its brand and model number so it can be specified directly, the marque list is given its own weight, and reference projects lead the page because in this trade the last installation is the argument.