Anolis stood out at Light + Building 2026 with new products and a strong commitment to innovation in architectural lighting.
The company had an intense and positive presence at Light + Building 2026 in Frankfurt (Germany), where it unveiled two new products —Calumma Arts, in collaboration with French Light, and Calumma UN (Ultra Narrow)— and connected with numerous visitors from across Europe and around the world. Anolis also highlighted other high-quality product ranges, manufactured in Europe for architectural and built environment applications, including Lamari MC, Agame, Appoli and Lyrae.
The demo room at the stand was full of activity throughout the six-day event, which welcomed nearly 150,000 visitors. This year saw a high number of pre-bookings for the demo room, as many attendees were eager to experience Anolis’ latest innovations up close, and numerous individuals and companies visited the stand to engage with the brand.
The new Calumma Arts product attracted significant attention. In combination with textured glass and lens options, this innovative fixture produces multiple striking visual effects that are flexible and easily adjustable, allowing light to be shaped precisely to suit spaces, environments and architectural features.
The demo room showcased Calumma Arts in three sizes —XS, S and M— demonstrating the quality of the effects achieved. The XS version proved popular due to its compact size, becoming a key attraction for visitors. In addition to its presence in the demo room, Calumma Arts fixtures were used to illuminate the lower section of Anolis’ eye-catching double-deck stand, a unique approach that drew attention and sparked conversations on the show floor.
Visitors and lighting designers with pre-booked slots were able to create their own effects with Calumma Arts and experience first-hand its versatility and high visual impact.
Calumma UN (Ultra Narrow) was also highly valued for its versatility across multiple architectural applications, from highlighting fine details to illuminating large-scale structures.
Visitors were impressed with the control options of Lamari, a low-voltage, pixel-controllable luminaire available in SC and MC versions, with the MC version offering advanced colour mixing for precise and uniform output. An inground version is also available in both sizes for easy integration.
The trade show provided an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the advantages of Anolis LED technology across its various ranges and in a wide variety of projects.
The inground version of Lyrae was popular for its discreet installation and tilt feature, which allows light to be directed easily, while Appoli stood out for its compact and elegant design, enabling seamless integration into different environments.
Architectural lighting professionals appreciated the distinctive style of Agame, which elegantly highlights architectural structures. Based on visitor feedback, Anolis plans to expand this range with a larger size option.
The Anolis team welcomed architects, lighting and visual designers, urban and commercial planners, manufacturers and investors in Frankfurt, reinforcing the event as a key hub for communication with both existing and potential clients and partners. Many attendees came to explore the new products —particularly Calumma Arts— and to discuss current and future projects, as well as technical and creative solutions.
Anolis’ stand stood out from competitors thanks to its design and lighting, the effects created by Calumma Arts and a neutral colour concept that clearly showcased its advanced colour mixing systems. The two-level design also enhanced the booth’s visual impact.
Anolis’ successful presence at Light + Building 2026 strengthens its international positioning in the architectural lighting sector. The brand will next participate in Robe Group’s activities at the MIR trade show in Rimini.
