LightArt’s Acoustic Sequence luminaire’s modular platform offers designers the flexibility to transform spaces of all sizes. Individual acoustic fins form grid components that can be connected to span large areas, including conference rooms and school cafeterias. Users can choose between 22 standard colors or four wood-inspired textures.

Luxx Box’s Stalik acoustic luminaire is inspired by natural rock formations. It can stand alone or be grouped. It is available in three heights and 77 naturally eco-friendly wool finishes. It is designed for open spaces, and the beam angle is 45 degrees.

Luxx Box’s Sierra acoustic pendant has a cone-shaped design and is made from recycled PET. The wool provides noise absorption and is available in 77 colors. It has an LED with a glass diffuser and can be used in 3,000K, 3,500K or 4,000K. 

LuxxBox’s Georgina acoustic luminaire has a lampshade with a soft texture and a flowing crisscross pattern. The acoustic shade is manufactured from recycled materials and is fully recyclable at the end of life. There is a 0.1% dimming option. 

Above All Lighting’s Vicky acoustic luminaire is a ring-style light with an LED light source from its inner surface. It is available in sizes ranging from 23.6 in. to 59 in. in diameter. It features aluminum body construction and an optional acoustic system that maximizes surface area to absorb sound waves.

Luxxbox’s Dasch LED acoustic luminaire absorbs noise. It is designed to hang in corridors, hallways or above desks. It is available in four lengths and a range of colors. It has height-adjustable suspension cables.

Eureka’s 4232-23 Quadrant pendant luminaire is suspended on a clear power cable with standard or slim magnetic canopy. The shade is composed of two rigid, interlocked, sound-absorbing panels for acoustics. It is made from synthetic felt composed of recyclable polyethylene fibers that are formaldehyde-free, non-irritant and odorless.