THE CODE

Design Meets Technology

CODE makes lighting technology visible. Developed with Tom Dixon, raw LED boards become graphic architectural elements.

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Technology as Visual Language

Light does not always need to hide. THE CODE makes the light source part of the architectural expression. Raw LED boards become compositional elements — forming lines, grids and sculptural arrangements that bring structure and rhythm into space. It gives you a system to draw with light: graphic, precise, and intentionally visible. You define the pattern. The installation becomes the statement.

Visible LED Boards
Visible LED Boards
Visible LED Boards

Visible LED Boards

Bare LED boards create graphic light elements for modular compositions — from thin linear structures to spatial clusters and installations.

✺ Visual Identity

Raw Graphic Light Structure

Exposed LED boards form linear strokes and modular grids. The components read as deliberate architectural drawings in space. Technology becomes visible structure.

LOOP
LOOP

Suspended modern chandelier form in three geometries. Combines classic silhouette with contemporary LED precision.

TOTEM
TOTEM

Free-standing 360° luminous column for all-round illumination.

BEACON
BEACON

Free-standing functional sculpture with rotatable modules for directional flexibility.

SCREEN
SCREEN

The SCREEN is a portable light wall, that can be arranged to stress specific details in the architecture or be used to integrate barriers in the space, both physically and with its light immateriality.

EXPLOSION DOT
EXPLOSION DOT

Surface installation transforming walls into luminous art objects.

CODE

CODE

Compose your individual LED structure by selecting modules, geometry and integration within the MINIMAL TRACK platform.

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Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon

Internationally acclaimed designer known for industrial aesthetics, material authenticity and iconic forms. In collaboration with PROLICHT, Tom Dixon transforms visible LED technology into a graphic architectural lighting language with CODE.

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Modular LED Board Architecture

CODE is built around exposed LED board modules that function as structural lighting elements. The system supports linear, grid-based and sculptural configurations through modular electrical connections.

Light Distribution & Optics

The LEDs remain exposed, without a diffuser, cover or secondary optics. Depending on the product, they become a visible design element or provide indirect light to create an atmospheric glow.

Light Colours

Available in 2700 K throughout the family.

Controls & Smart Integration

Supports Push Dim, DALI and Casambi, depending on the selected product.

Efficiency & Output

Depending on the selected product, THE CODE delivers lumen packages from approximately 6,750 lm up to 20,700 lm, with efficacies of up to 110 lm/W.

Protection

THE CODE is designed for interior architectural applications with IP00 protection.

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Turn lighting technology into architectural expression.

✺ Applications

Graphic Light as Identity

Exposed LED elements form expressive compositions that define spatial character.

Residential

Residential

Graphic LED compositions function as sculptural design elements in contemporary homes.

Hospitality

Hospitality

Visible LED boards form graphic light structures that define bars, lounges and reception areas. CODE turns technical components into architectural identity and creates expressive spatial statements.

CODE is not an off-the-shelf product. It is a lighting construction kit that translates technology into creative, graphic compositions.

Why Choose CODE
BENEFITS
Why Choose CODE
Visible LED boards without diffuser
Sculptural individual objects and system integration
Push Dim, DALI and Casambi compatible, depending on the selected product.
Up to 110 lm/W efficiency
Hospitality and residential focus
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Shape your own luminous sculpture. Configure CODE or collaborate with our team to translate your creative vision into architectural light.

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