Alcon Lighting

Alcon Lighting Architectural LED lighting built for commercial use applications.

With a reputation for the depth and breadth of its energy efficient lighting inventory, Alcon Lighting firmly believes that LED Lighting is the final step in energy efficient lighting solutions and the ideal replacement for all lighting applications. Without mercury—an ingredient in fluorescent bulbs that the state of California has categorized as Hazardous Waste—LED light bulbs reduce energy consumption by 90%.

Is it possible to define an entire room with a single ring of light?The Alcon 12253 Pendant demonstrates it can, with su...
08/04/2026

Is it possible to define an entire room with a single ring of light?

The Alcon 12253 Pendant demonstrates it can, with superior customizability in specs and RGB+W color tuning. Lighting designers have the freedom to transform a lobby into a space that feels as comfortable as home and fosters connection and conversation.

What to do when the ceiling design precludes every standard light fixture?At Tabor Center in Denver, Colorado, the confe...
08/03/2026

What to do when the ceiling design precludes every standard light fixture?

At Tabor Center in Denver, Colorado, the conference room ceilings are built with decorative wood slats leaving no room for a typical recessed fixture. The design team turned to Alcon Lighting, selecting the Continuum 20 Architectural Direct LED Linear Recessed Lighting to fit perfectly between the slats.

The result keeps the ceiling’s architectural intent intact while affording the light levels the space needs.

Brandon Demeter brings a rare mix of technical expertise, military discipline and customer-first thinking to lighting sa...
07/28/2026

Brandon Demeter brings a rare mix of technical expertise, military discipline and customer-first thinking to lighting sales. In this interview, he shares how great lighting is about more than fixtures, it’s about solving problems, educating customers and creating a great environment.

07/25/2026

Why rushing your lighting purchase can work against your design 👇

Alcon Lighting’s Bob Contos shares what designers and specifiers should prioritize before spec’ing lighting: understand the application, know the challenges of your building and environment and be able to articulate the vision for the project. Then find a supplier or designer with a reputation you can trust.

Link in bio for the full interview.

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Good lumens. Adjustable angle. No fixed-arm compromise.The 31029 sign light mounts to threaded pipe arms that contractor...
07/24/2026

Good lumens. Adjustable angle. No fixed-arm compromise.
The 31029 sign light mounts to threaded pipe arms that contractors cut and thread on site, letting the fixture adapt to the sign instead of the other way around. That kind of field-adjustable mounting gives installers more control over reach and angle without needing a custom bracket for every job.
We asked Alcon sales consultant Brandon Demeter why architects and contractors keep specifying it. His answer and the story behind the fixture are up on the blog now. Link in bio. 🔦

07/20/2026

Lighting designer Francesca Bettridge explains that lighting a commercial high-rise means designing for at least two perspectives.

🏙️ From a distance, the focus is on the building itself, revealing its silhouette, materials and architectural identity across the skyline.

🚶 Up close, the focus shifts to people, meeting code requirements, enhancing safety, improving wayfinding and creating a transition between the exterior and interior experience.

💡 Her example is the Cira Centre in Philadelphia, where an LED grid concealed behind the all-glass façade creates a striking prism effect at night while remaining virtually invisible during the day.

One building, two perspectives and a lighting strategy that succeeds at both.

07/13/2026

What does it take to build a career that spans decades in the lighting industry?

In the latest episode of Tales from Sales, Alcon Lighting Sales Director Bob Contos reflects on the relationships, lessons and innovations that have shaped his journey. From the evolution of architectural lighting and smart controls to his long-standing friendship with Robert Sonneman and why he believes American manufacturing still matters, Bob shares a candid perspective on where the industry has been and where it's headed.

Whether you're an architect, lighting designer, engineer, contractor or simply passionate about architectural lighting, the conversation offers valuable insight into the people, principles and technologies shaping the future of the lighting industry.

Watch the full interview and let us know what resonated with you! 🎥

07/10/2026

Light has been an artistic medium since the 1920s, when El Lissitzky and László Moholy-Nagy first began sculpting with electric light, and it’s evolved since. From Dan Flavin’s fluorescent minimalism to James Turrell’s immersive light installations to Yoko Ono’s Imagine Peace Tower, artists have used light to convey emotion, make political statements and transform how we experience space. Swipe through 20 renowned light artists and see how modern LED innovation is pushing the century-old art form further. 💡🎨✨

Recessed linear lighting for the perimeter (Alcon Lighting’s 12100-10-PR) excels at providing clarity in wayfinding. Tra...
07/01/2026

Recessed linear lighting for the perimeter (Alcon Lighting’s 12100-10-PR) excels at providing clarity in wayfinding. Transform a simple hallway into an elegant conversation pathway or reflective place to walk in silence. This allows the architect to customize length to fit specific needs with 2’, 3’, 4’, 6’ and 8’ length options. The recessed design builds lighting into the architecture while still creating a strong, powerful wall wash.

Meet the Alcon Lighting 11251 Flexible Strip Light, designed for wet locations, pools, water features and outdoor applic...
06/17/2026

Meet the Alcon Lighting 11251 Flexible Strip Light, designed for wet locations, pools, water features and outdoor applications. Its sealed RGB+W LED strip brings durable color versatility to demanding commercial and architectural lighting environments. Our BIM files, found on our product pages and on BIMobject help teams move from concept to specification with greater accuracy.

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