Observation of the 2025 Milan Euroluce Lighting Exhibition

The Deep Evolution of Minimalism and Its Industrial Implications

As a global trendsetter in lighting design, the 2025 Milan Euroluce Lighting Exhibition, themed "Thought for humans," brought together over 1,200 brands from 86 countries, including VIBIA, FLOS,BOMMA, OBLURE, BOVER,etc. At this grand event of light, the designers of Strong Lighting keenly felt that the industry is undergoing a paradigm shift from visual appearance to systematic thinking.

Three-dimensional Presentation of Minimalism

At the exhibition, minimalist design has transcended the limitations of two-dimensional forms, extending into material, structural, and interactive dimensions. FLOS' new chandelier series compresses the lamp body to 12mm while integrating a millimeter-wave radar sensing system inside; Czech BOMMA's crystal lamps, through CNC engraving technology, create dynamic light and shadow matrices within a simple spherical shape. More notable is the trend of "invisible design" - Spanish VIBIA's magnetic track system allows users to freely combine six basic modules, transforming from work lighting to artistic installations.

Material innovation has become the key to breaking through: Italy Artemide's 3D printed pulp lamps form self-supporting structures, German NOVALUX's calcined bone china presents a jade-like texture. These breakthroughs confirm the core essence of contemporary minimalism - achieving pure forms through complex craftsmanship.

II. Ecological Construction of Light Environment Systems

Exhibitors generally demonstrated a profound understanding of spatial integrity. Pantone's 2025 colors "Deep Sea Indigo" and "Warm Sand Gold" were innovatively applied: American KICHLER used anodized gradient technology to give copper lamp bodies a natural fading effect; OBLURE's dining chandelier is equipped with an intelligent chip that automatically adjusts color temperature based on the reflectivity of tableware. In ACB's immersive exhibition area, lamps, Minotti sofas, and B&B Italia coffee tables jointly constructed a complete living scene, confirming the design philosophy that "light is the language of space."

Commercial Wisdom in Concept Implementation

Many avant-garde designs at the exhibition sparked industrial considerations. LASVIT's 3D printed crystal lamps, through modular design, reduced packaging costs by 70%. These cases reveal the dual mission of contemporary design: maintaining artistic foresight while ensuring mass production feasibility.

Strong Lighting's development ideas for new products in 2025 have become clearer:

Firstly, the appearance will be more minimalist, discarding complex decorations and structures, focusing on the coordination of proportions, color matching of lamps, and material selection.

Secondly, more attention will be paid to product details: such as installation structures, lampshade designs, being both neat and aesthetically pleasing. Or, the installation methods of lamps will be more ingenious and multifunctional.

Then, the colors of lamps must keep up with the latest trends, such as Pantone's annual color, and draw inspiration from the color combinations of furniture, because lamps and furniture are an integrated whole, distributed in a unified space and cannot be separated.

Finally, although some concepts at the exhibition are excellent, when it comes to mass production, the cost of lamps must be considered. Can ordinary consumers afford it? If not, can more cost-effective materials and more convenient structures be found? This is what Strong Lighting, as a professional indoor lighting manufacturer with 10 years experience, needs to consider.

When lighting design shifts from "creating objects" to "creating ambient environments", industry competition has evolved into a contest of system integration capabilities. Those enterprises that can organically integrate artistic perception, technological innovation and business logic will eventually gain the upper hand in the revolution of light. For China's lighting industry to truly rise in the global value chain, it must break the inertia of innovation and establish a complete innovation chain from material research and development to space design. The most precious enlightenment that this grand feast of light has given to Strong Lighting is that true minimalism is never simple subtraction, but a creative philosophy that has undergone precise calculation.