At this year's Euroluce, Swarovski light and crystal were once more inextricably linked with outstanding design ideas and concepts.

Alongside select crystal objects from the Swarovski Crystal Palace collection, Swarovski presented its unique "Architectural Elements" - a selection of design items that integrate perfectly into interior spaces, delighting all those attending the event. A wide range of new luminaires using crystal also generated considerable interest. Most importantly, five new product families were unveiled, and alongside the Verve, Madison and Eyris luminaires, which are available in different versions, Swarovski also showcased its Circle and Octa designs. Each of these luminaires creates a truly individual effect, and adds a unique atmosphere to any room.

The Octa luminaire proved particularly popular. Just like its platonic body, it is in the shape of an octahedron, and offers a dynamic, warm halogen light that is ideally suited to living rooms and guestrooms.

All of the innovations are also featured in depth on the new www.architecture.swarovski.com website. Here you will find a selection of reviews of the trade show, as well as detailed information and images of the latest products. Take a look for yourself…