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New in the Catirpel Range: Enhanced Optical Flexibility The latest addition to the Catirpel range introduces a new level of versatility. Our diffusing filters enable the transformation of a 19° Spot optic into a 35° Flood or a 53° Wide Flood beam. Different beam angles can be achieved within the same multi-projector module by applying filters to individual projectors, offering greater freedom in lighting design while maintaining precision and consistency. Discover how Catirpel continues to evolve to meet the needs of modern lighting design. More flexibility. Same performance.

Developed in collaboration with international lighting design firm Fisher Marantz Stone, the new Vader Solo extends the Vader range with high-performance monochrome versions, specifically engineered for precision projection lighting in architectural applications. Combining exceptional output - up to 3700 lm - with the compact form and versatility that define the Vader line, Vader Solo offers a powerful solution for lighting designers seeking performance and simplicity. While Vader One features Tunable White sources (1800K–4000K) for dynamic lighting control, Vader Solo focuses on delivering consistent, high-intensity monochrome light. Equipped with an innovative Zoom optic, the entire Vader range enables quick and precise beam angle adjustment, even during installation, ensuring flexibility across a wide variety of projects and scales.

Designing lighting for places of worship involves a nuanced and holistic approach that goes beyond architectural considerations. It requires careful attention to the location, scale, cultural symbols, and the spiritual practices of the community. In Christian - and specifically Catholic - settings, the church is not only an architectural structure but a sacred space with deep symbolic and liturgical significance. Effective lighting design must honor this by enhancing the architecture, fostering a contemplative atmosphere, and ensuring visual comfort during ceremonies. Using spotlights with varied beam angles allows for even light distribution, minimizing shadows and respecting the integrity of both historic and modern buildings.

The newly inaugurated Schengen Museum in Luxembourg and the renovated Prinzessin Marie-Astrid Europa Boat offer an immersive exploration of the concept of borders — their evolution, their symbolism, and their impact on global relationships — with a central focus on the legacy of the Schengen Agreement. The exhibition’s spatial and narrative clarity is supported by precise, discreet lighting. The OZ system small projectors were selected to deliver comfortable, high-performance illumination throughout the museum and temporary exhibition spaces aboard the Europa Boat — without disrupting the architectural integrity of the environment. A lighting approach defined by minimal presence, maximum effect, aligning with curatorial and architectural intent. The permanent exhibition and multimedia design of the new Schengen Museum is curated by Migliore+Servetto Studio in collaboration with Karmachina. . Photos: Courtesy of Migliore+Servetto

Precision lighting for museum environments The OZ system features compact, high-performance projectors that are also well-suited to meet the specific demands of museum and exhibition lighting. With fully adjustable heads, dimmable output, and a magnetic mounting system, OZ projectors adapt seamlessly to evolving exhibition layouts. Their minimalist design and micro form factor allow full integration into display cases-keeping the spotlight on the artwork, not the fixture. Equipped with focused optics, the projectors deliver light precisely where it's needed, bringing objects on display into sharp visual focus. For wider exhibits, wall washer optics ensure uniform illumination, enhancing spatial balance and visual consistency. A perfect blend of aesthetic integration and technical performance, the OZ system is a reliable solution for museums seeking versatility without compromising on visual quality.

OZ is a highly versatile lighting system, engineered for a wide range of applications. Its minimalist form factor and extremely compact dimensions make it particularly suitable for modern, flexible office environments. Effective office lighting must comply with current standards while also supporting visual comfort, focus, and collaboration. OZ ensures uniform light distribution, appropriate luminance levels, and excellent glare control, delivering high-performance illumination across all areas of the office: from individual workstations to open-plan zones, meeting rooms, and informal spaces.

The historic Tower Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles, originally built in 1927 as the first theater in LA wired for film and sound, has been meticulously restored to preserve its original charm and architectural detail. A collaborative effort between Francis Krahe & Associates, Foster + Partners | Gruen Associates, and the City of Los Angeles ensured that the facade’s terra-cotta cladding and fine architectural features were both preserved and elevated through thoughtful lighting design. Targetti Dart Small and Dart Medium floodlight projectors were selected to illuminate the facade with a warm 2700K color temperature, chosen specifically to complement the building’s materials and replicate the period-correct aesthetic. Dart Small fixtures accent smaller niches, while Dart Medium projectors illuminate grand corner features, seamlessly blending restoration with innovation. A seamless blend of historic preservation and modern lighting technology that brings this iconic landmark back into the spotlight.

Designed for performance. Built for architecture. The DART range offers high-performance outdoor lighting with compact, minimal design and advanced thermal management to ensure long-term LED efficiency. Available in three sizes with a wide selection of optics and both monochromatic and RGBW LED sources, DART is a complete, flexible solution for architectural applications. Its extensive optical systems and versatile mounting accessories support precise light control and seamless integration in any project.

Versatility, durability, and precision, Jedi recessed linear fixtures are designed for high-performance architectural applications, combining maximum load and vandal resistance with flexible installation options. Available in three lengths and multiple optical distributions, Jedi adapts seamlessly to diverse project requirements in both public and private sectors. Its fully sealed body, external IP68 connectors, and Plug & Light design ensure efficient, secure installations - including continuous row setups for uninterrupted lines of light. The flush glass optics and proportional lumen packages deliver consistent light quality per linear meter, regardless of fixture length. Jedi is now also available in RGBW versions, offering precise colour mixing in every chip for perfect dynamic, high-quality lighting effects. With four distinct beam types - Grazing, Wall Washer, Spot and Flood - Jedi supports a wide range of applications, from accenting textures to evenly illuminating façades. A robust and adaptable solution for any architectural lighting strategy.

Designed for performance. Engineered for compliance. Mrs BO is a slender yet robust outdoor lighting solution, combining refined aesthetics with high durability (IK10) and full compliance with light pollution regulations. Its optical systems ensure zero emission above the horizontal axis, directing light only where needed. Available in multiple heights and configurations, Mrs BO includes four optical systems and four color temperatures - ideal for lighting pathways, public parks, private gardens, and pedestrian areas with uniformity. The 150 mm Path version features a 360° radial emission with integrated optical head, perfect for step-marker applications. With wide and deep beams, Mrs BO allows for broader spacing between fixtures while maintaining excellent uniformity, balancing functionality, sustainability, and design integrity. The range also includes wall-mounted versions to support a consistent and coordinated lighting strategy across outdoor spaces.