Ljusdesign Projects

Working alongside expert collaborators from design to installation, we are proud to share that the Southern Entrance exhibition lighting for the curated displays was supplied by our local reseller, Designcase.

The team selected Ljusdesign for its exceptional light output and durability, specifying the Arty Accent spotlight with a ceiling cup and wide lens to effectively illuminate the entire signage for building tenants. The Ljusdesign solution delivers the quality and reliability required for this prestigious commercial address.

In 2018, bluebottle partnered with the City of Melbourne team to deliver a comprehensive lighting installation for the gallery. The solution featured Ljusdesign's Arty Accent and Arty Framer spotlights, precision Swedish-designed fixtures that provide the flexibility and colour accuracy essential for exhibition lighting.

Together with esteemed lighting designer Benjamin Cisterne, SLD was pleased to have supplied the Ljusdesign, Arty Zoom spotlights to illuminate the Bassat Family Gallery. This gallery features the award-winning ‘Hidden: Seven Children Saved’ exhibition that focuses on the experiences of seven children who survived the Holocaust in hiding.

As an iconic Melbourne landmark, the Shrine serves as Victoria's national memorial, honouring the service and sacrifice of Australians in war and peacekeeping. Beneath the monument, the Galleries of Remembrance present over 800 unique artworks, multimedia pieces, and rare historical objects that share powerful wartime stories.

The exhibition recently underwent a major redevelopment, including a complete redesign of the lighting by acclaimed lighting designer Benjamin Cisterne. As part of this transformation, Designcase worked closely with the museum's design and curatorial teams to deliver a tailored lighting solution using Ljusdesign products.

For the new ‘Creative Arts’ permanent exhibition, Melbourne-based MEGS Lighting was engaged to enhance several display showcases with a tailored lighting solution. The Ljusdesign Gimmick fixtures, mounted on the Pico Trac system, were selected for their sleek design, high performance, and exceptional light quality.

The Asgotech team was recently engaged by Questacon to provide a lighting upgrade for several permanent exhibition plinth displays within the museum. For this project, the Ljusdesign Gizmos on the Pico Trac system were selected, delivering a sleek, high-

Located in the heart of Adelaide, MOD is recognised as Australia’s leading future-focused museum. It engages young adults through thought-provoking exhibitions at the intersection of art, science and innovation.

With an upgrade needed to enhance the current lighting and visitor experience, lighting designer Benjamin Cisterne was engaged by the Mary MacKillop team to redesign the exhibition lighting.