Precision Lighting’s Evo X11 and Evo X16 offer a blend of power, aesthetics and hassle-free installation with a range of optics that can be changed without using tools.

Two projects featuring Precision Lighting luminaires have won 2013 Lighting Design Awards. Paul Nulty Lighting Design has won the 2013 Lighting Design Awards retail category for its scheme at fashion chain SuperDry’s world flagship store on Regent Street, London. And Mindseye won the award for International Interior Projects with its stunning scheme for the BMW Showroom, Paris.

Precision Lighting spotlights were used when Mindseye were invited by Matthew Lloyd Architects to provide a lighting scheme for the Royal Society of Arts, a Grade 1 listed building which was originally designed by Robert and John Adam in 1774.

Discus 11 and 16 are the latest additions to Precision Lighting's LED luminaire range. Discus evolved from the popular Oculus luminaire, applying a minimal aesthetic while retaining all the features and benefits. Precision Lighting's signature style of simple, functional luminaires allows them to integrate unobtrusively into the surrounding architecture.