LED PUCK reveals parks, gardens, and landscaped spaces through miniaturised luminaires that integrate into plant structures, wooden furniture, and fencing without altering them. Their complete discretion preserves the identity of the place by day, while their photometric precision reveals itself at nightfall.
Adapted to the specific constraints of green spaces: humidity, nocturnal biodiversity, mixed uses, our waterproof luminaires guarantee sober and durable lighting. They safely accompany walkers and families while limiting light pollution to protect local flora and fauna.
Behind the monumental submarine base at the Bassins à flot, the HUB overlooks the pedestrian pathways of this new 4-hectare park opened in 2025. Its restrained lighting respects the site’s biodiversity, in accordance with the environmental requirements of the urban rewilding project.
In this English-style garden at the heart of the royal town, the HUB integrates discreetly among the trees. Its soft light guides walkers between the flowerbeds and pathways, revealing the vegetation without disturbing the nocturnal atmosphere of the place.
On this iconic boulevard lined with seaside villas, the HUB is placed between the masts to cast its white light onto the planted islands without disrupting the colourful lighting atmosphere created along the entire promenade. Its daytime discretion preserves the heritage character of the avenue, while its warm light output accompanies night-time strollers.
In this former military fort converted into a 17-hectare urban park, the PUCK equips pathways and landscaping structures. Its functional LED lighting secures nocturnal routes while respecting the green and historical atmosphere of the site.
In this suburban park north of Adelaide, the MEGA PUCK integrated into outdoor furniture structures creates soft and safe lighting for nocturnal use. Its discreet integration preserves the landscaping coherence of this community living space.
On this redesigned square in the heart of the historic city centre, the PUCKs and HUBs provide discreet punctuation lighting for pedestrian pathways. Integrated into street furniture and suspended on catenary cables, they guide movement while preserving the nocturnal legibility of the public space and its heritage setting.
On the edge of Töölönlahti Bay, steps from the centre of Helsinki, the HUB on catenary cables is stretched across the entire park surface; seen from above, its outline forms a luminous heart. Its restrained light output aligns with the Scandinavian philosophy of minimising light pollution.
