Organic Lighting

Stand: U36


Founded over twenty years ago, Organic Lighting has built a reputation for endurance and award-winning architectural lighting systems designed around our extensive range of flexible LEDs.

Organic Lighting offers unique, innovative lighting solutions, including FortaCast®, a drive-over inground fixture made from low-carbon polymer concrete. In addition to long, continuous lines of light, FortaCast® is highly customisable, allowing designers to create installations with curves, circles, squares, intersections, and logos.

FortaCast® also overcomes the traditional high cost and complexity of inground lighting, offering a straightforward and economical installation. Maintenance is as simple as changing a light bulb with intelligent engineering that enables 15 metres of encapsulated LED to slide in from a single point. FortaCast® creates inground opportunities that were previously impossible.

OrgaRail®, our push-fit illuminated handrail system, follows the same intelligent design principles. Our patented slide-in LED system makes installation and maintenance quick and hassle-free. The continuous, glare-free light is ideal for illuminating interior and exterior stairs and walkways while minimising light pollution and helping to keep the sky dark.

Organic Lighting has its headquarters in California and a sales office in London.

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