Work happens with people, by people, and around people. The drive for organisations to grow, innovate, and compete comes directly from their people. In this context, design that truly accommodates human needs—human-centric design—is no longer a “nice-to-have”; it is foundational.

As the lighting industry evolves, several highly specialised and future-forward trends are emerging, driven by technological innovation and growing awareness of human and environmental needs. Here are some of the most impactful directions shaping the future of lighting design and application:

The Illumination Engineering Society of South Africa (IESSA) is excited to announce its highly anticipated Interior Lighting Course, expertly delivered by lighting specialist Andrè Blignaut. This comprehensive programme is designed for individuals who have completed the Basic Concept Course or have a solid foundation in lighting principles, ensuring all participants are well-prepared to delve deeper into the intricacies of interior lighting design.

The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications’ (NRCS) Electro-Technical Business Unit states all systems are a go for the second phase of South Africa’s light bulb ban.

Choosing the best LED floodlights for residential or commercial use in South Africa can significantly impact safety, energy efficiency, and visual appeal. Before beginning a lighting project, buyers often research the top products that combine efficient output with long service life.