Euroluce

First held in 1976, Euroluce is the International Lighting Exhibition which, thanks to the more than 300 exhibitors, among the leading brands in the sector at international level, narrates the evolution of light in the domestic space, sparking research and innovation and reflection on the design culture in this particular field. Light is, in fact, increasingly becoming central to our hyper-connected world, to thinking around sustainability, and to digitisation processes, as well as to holistic thinking around people’s wellbeing – light influences our perceptions, performance, preferences, behaviours and our moods. These days the work of a lighting designer not only embraces technological evolution but also philosophical reflection around light, in order to come up with new concepts that will change the way lighting devices are designed in the future. All this is beautifully interpreted by the wide range of goods on exhibit, ranging from the latest outdoor, indoor, interior, industrial, theatrical and events lighting devices, lighting devices for the hospital sector, for special uses such as lighting systems, light sources and software for lighting technologies.

The first edition of the Euroluce International Lighting Forum an international multi-voice debate on the great themes of lighting design, will take place on 10th and 11th April at the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025, inside the Euroluce 2025 exhibition space. Robert Wilson, world-renowned for his unique talent for transforming light into an artistic experience, will open the proceedings. Participants will include DRIFT, A.J. Weissbard, Marjan van Aubel and Kaoru Mende. 

A structured programme will provide an opportunity to explore key issues such as the interaction between light and architecture and light and wellbeing, through an integrated and multidisciplinary design concept. The central role of light in integrated and sustainable design for public and private spaces will be explored, focusing on quality of life and the future of our planet. At each future edition, specific aspects of lighting design will be addressed, providing inspiration and practical tools to create more sustainable and inclusive spaces.