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Next month, Lightovation, the largest residential lighting trade event in North America will be held at the Dallas Market Center from June 18-21 featuring new lighting collections, industry celebrations, and valuable educational…
You know how it is in the decorative lighting industry — no one ever really retires, or at least it takes a few tries first. As lighting veteran Lee Nemeth told Lighting…
Lighting manufacturer SDQ has announced that it will maintain current pricing as the United States tariff situation continues to develop. “At SDQ Lighting, we believe in supporting those who support us,” said…
Dallas Market Center (DMC) will debut Design + Build Day at Lightovation featuring exclusive, tailored programming for the interior design and architecture community on Tuesday, June 17. Building on the success of…
For WAC, 2025 kicked off with the debut of a new corporate entity – W Group – which encompasses the brands WAC Lighting, Schonbek, and Modern Forms. Lightovation also marked the introduction…
A brand-new certification course in lighting controls offered by the National Association of Innovative Lighting Distributors (NAILD) will be hosted at Dallas Market Center (DMC) just ahead of the June 18-21 edition…
Last month, the Dallas Market Center (DMC) sent a survey to participants of its Luminary program, asking for feedback on proposed date changes for upcoming Lightovation shows. The proposal was whether the…
There was a pervasive romantic theme among some new products debuting at market — from floral shapes to jewelry-like designs and tones. For the past two years, the fashion and beauty worlds…
The popular Light Stars program, sponsored by Dallas Market Center (DMC), will be continuing for the upcoming June Lightovation, but there are some important updates. The program still provides airfare and hotel…
As reported in a previous article, the mood I observed at Lightovation was positive overall. Showrooms came to see new products (as opposed to re-ordering “safe” basics) and manufacturers had a lot…