Building owners and managers have a number of options to address acoustic comfort, from vinyl or cork flooring to noise-reducing shades or soundproof blinds to sound-absorbing panels. Lighting manufacturers developed their own solution: acoustic luminaires.

Eureka recently announced enhancements to its Cycle family, an extensive range of large-scale luminaires.

Eureka’s Henri architectural luminaire is a contemporary pendant offering a generous amount of direct illumination in a space.

A-Light’s Relay luminaire features curved and softened design elements and offers the ability to be configured into diverse geometric patterns with a seamlessly lit shape.

A-Light’s Apex integrates into architecture to provide illumination with a minimal visible light source due to recessed cell technology and a dark aperture.

LSI Industries’ Opulence is a new series of outdoor luminaires available with five mounting styles and aesthetics including a curved luminaire, clean housing, and a nearly seamless mounting assembly.

Featuring a built-in LED light engine and compatible with Interact controls, Signify’s 3D Printed Low Bay BA L Series is fully customizable with light output 1000 to 7500 lumens, CCT 2700K to 4000K, 90 CRI, 18 colors, six textures, and a choice of an opaque, metallic, or translucent finish. The light engine is available with 0-10V dimming.

Aculux’s lini 1-inch miniature linear downlight is designed to offer excellent cutoff and glare control while blending seamlessly and discreetly into any architecture.

Zafferano America offers a collection of elegant, portable, cordless, and rechargeable luminaires. The collection includes luminaires for tables, desks, and floors, with various features. The luminaires provide hours of illumination on a battery, which is rechargeable using a cable or charging station.