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Nobel Week Lights is a celebration of creativity and connection – showing how light can transform spaces and spark new perspectives. For three years as Principal Partners, we’ve been part of this journey, experiencing installations that turn light into art. Maja Salinder and Henrik Clausen define our approach to lighting in our Experience Center — an approach driven by the same curiosity and care that shape all our work with light. We invite architects, interior designers, electrical consultants, installers, property owners, and lighting designers to join us at Fagerhult and explore the endless possibilities of light. Learn more about Nobel Week Lights and our Experience Centre through the link in bio.

Starting tomorrow, Stockholm shines brighter than ever.✨ As Nobel Week Lights turns winter evenings into a gallery of brilliance, science meets art and ideas will illuminate the city. Enjoy the light art installations Divine Geometry and Geist — and 14 more spread around Stockholm! The festival is free and open to everyone, don’t miss the magic! Divine Geometry by @thoseguys.lighting. Geist is created by @this_is_loop and the shots from Geist is made by @trago.studio. nobelweeklights

Today is Circular Monday – a day that reminds us that smart reuse makes a difference. In the Smedjan parking garage, Jönköping Municipality chose to upgrade existing luminaires with LED technology and smart controls instead of replacing them. The result? Up to 80% less material waste, preserved architecture, and a solution that is both energy-efficient and sustainable. Learn more about the ReLight project and how circular solutions create real change on our web! #circularmonday

Opening up the archives! As part of our 80-year celebration, we invited our colleagues to join us on a journey of innovation and design – through the Fagerhult archives. Design Engineer Martin Bååth was captivated by the remarkable level of detail and craftsmanship in the time capsule construction sketches: “I’m so impressed that these designs were drawn by hand. With today’s CAD technology, it’s so much easier for designers and engineers, and we now view these creations as a true work of art. It would have been inspiring to experience that era for a day.” The sketches are a reminder that behind every innovation lies a legacy of dedication, skill, and creativity – values that continue to shape who we are today.

When forming Wrapped, Fagerhult’s R&D team decided to challenge the norm – combining recycled materials, engineering precision, and sustainable lighting. The result? The world’s first pendant luminaire made of cardboard. Fredrik Beckius, Design Engineer, shares: “We couldn’t mount components the usual way, so we had to find alternative solutions.” Martin Gustafsson, Design Engineer, adds: “Every design component had to serve more than one purpose.” Crafted from recycled materials. Designed with purpose. Manufactured in Habo, Sweden. 💡 Discover how creativity and purpose shaped every detail - link in bio.

Sustainability is at the core of everything we do, and true innovation starts by asking: What if we approached materials differently?◻️ That question inspired Wrapped — the world’s first pendant luminaire made of cardboard. Designed to reduce material use and carbon footprint, it offers a fresh perspective on what sustainable lighting can be.💡 As our Sustainability Specialist Josefin Carlsson explains: “By choosing post-consumer plastic of the same quality, we’ve cut the climate impact by 56%. It’s a small component, but a big statement.” Read more about the journey behind Wrapped and how it redefines circular design in our latest article - link in bio! 🔗

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