Euroluce is an International Lighting Exhibition that takes place biennially during Milan Design Week, specifically during Salone del Mobile. This event brings together international leaders in the lighting sector. First held in 1976, it has been the meeting point for design enthusiasts over the past decades, showcasing innovations and trends that will be adopted until the next edition.

With over 300 exhibitors, filled with magnificent designs, this is the most prestigious event in the lighting sector. It tracks the evolution of light in domestic and urban spaces while fostering a constant dialogue between research, innovation, and design culture.

Euroluce 2025 was particularly notable for the debut of the Euroluce International Lighting Forum. Under the theme “Light for Life. Light for Spaces,” the forum brought together over twenty international specialists — including lighting designers, architects, artists, biologists, psychologists, and even astronomers — for debates, master classes, round tables, and workshops. The goal was to foster a deeper and multidisciplinary understanding of the future of lighting, not just as technology but as a human experience.

The forum’s program was structured to address fundamental themes such as the interaction between light and architecture, light and well-being, and the integration of lighting into sustainable projects for public and private spaces. Each future edition of Euroluce is committed to delving deeper into different aspects of lighting design, providing not only inspiration but also practical tools to create more inclusive, conscious spaces adapted to contemporary challenges.

In addition to the big names in the sector, Euroluce also makes space for small businesses and international startups, promoting creative diversity and encouraging continuous research into new light sources, technical solutions, and technological potential. This synergy between tradition and innovation transforms the fair into a true living laboratory of lighting design, highlighting the social, cultural, and environmental transformations of our times.

Once again, the Portuguese brand presented a conceptual theme, creating a space where “nothing is alike, yet everything belongs.” It was a space that invited contemplation, where each dazzling pendant light transformed the ambiance into an unparalleled sensory experience. The brand created a setting that evoked emotions and completely enveloped us, encouraging us to live each moment intensely.

J. Adams & Co. unveiled an unprecedented collaboration under the name Fourfold, a fusion of talents that brought together four brands of excellence – J. Adams & Co, BOMAT, Bieke Casteleyn, and Designs of the Time. The result was an immersive experience centered on the theme “Timeless Modernity,” translated into pieces that explore various contrasts: sculptural and functional, bold and refined.

Marset presented its new collection through an immersive architectural experience that perfectly captured the brand’s theme for the event: “Light builds Life.” The stand was designed with eight exhibition structures, each functioning as an individual habitat for the showcased luminaires, allowing visitors to explore every detail and nuance of each piece. This disruptive concept precisely captured the energy the brand aimed to convey — “Open, sustainable, and radical.”