Aloft 3D, Angle, and Mira Win LIT Design Awards

Three Peerless™ luminaires (formerly marketed and sold under the A-Light brand) have won LIT Design Awards. Aloft 3D, Mira, and Angle luminaires have received a total of four awards in the 2025 competition.

The LIT Design Awards were established to acknowledge the exceptional work of talented lighting product designers and implementers from around the world. It is the organization’s belief that lighting encompasses both artistic expression and scientific principles, making it a vital component of any design. The platform recognizes and celebrates achievements in lighting products, architectural lighting designs, and entertainment lighting. Aloft 3D was recognized in the “Ceiling Lights” category, Mira in the “Hanging Lights & Lamps” category. Angle received two awards: one in each of these categories.

The Aloft family of linear pendants was expanded to include Aloft 3D laser-printed metallic joiners. This allows the creation of impactful, elaborate lighting arrangements when used with Aloft luminaires. Designers can choose from eight preconfigured patterns or work with A-Light's Design Assist team to produce unique shapes and sizes. The suspended luminaires create visual impact in a range of sizes for a wide variety of spaces.

Mira provides an asymmetric distribution that directs an even illumination towards ceiling and walls, minimizing hotspots and shadows. The luminaires are designed to use both ceiling and wall surfaces to reflect sufficient light into a space to functionally illuminate desks and floors indirectly. Designers can specify wall throw, ceiling throw, or a combination of both in the same run to deliver the right amount of light on a surface. A combined wall and ceiling wash offers up to 2302 delivered lumens per foot.

Angle was designed for high-ceiling applications and large spaces, including auditoriums and educational institutions, airports and transit outlets, and natatoriums. The high-performance luminaires feature an enhanced indirect asymmetric distribution that projects light up to the ceiling and then reflects down to the surface below. Lighting designers can expect a light output of up to 12,151 lumens per foot.

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