Mouser Electronics, a leading global distributor of electronic components, has partnered with Cinch Connectivity Solutions, a Bel Group company, to release a new eBook titled Understanding Harsh Environments for Electronic Design. This resource delves into the unique challenges posed by harsh environments and their impact on the performance and durability of interconnect solutions.
Lighting Warehouse believes that lighting is more than just a practical necessity - it’s a design element that can transform any space, set the mood, and enhance functionality. Whether you’re renovating or refreshing your home’s look, thoughtful lighting choices are essential for creating a beautifully illuminated environment.
For over a decade, the Muuuz International Awards (MIAW) have recognised excellence in architecture, interior design, and product innovation. Hosted by Muuuz magazine, this prestigious event celebrates groundbreaking advancements in aesthetics and functionality, offering manufacturers a platform to showcase their most ingenious products to industry leaders.
Bright Little Things (BLT) has reimagined a mundane aspect of interior design with its Frame Award 2024-winning collection of switches and sockets. Unveiled during GLUE-Amsterdam in September, this playful and sustainable range has set a new standard for functional aesthetics.
Hav & Mar, nestled in Chelsea’s historic Starrett-Lehigh building, is redefining New York dining with its captivating lighting design. Conceived by designer Atelier Zébulon Perron in collaboration with chef Marcus Samuelsson, this restaurant blends African, Scandinavian, and American influences, with lighting playing a key role in shaping its inviting atmosphere.
Light + Intelligent Building Middle East, the region’s leading event for light and building technology, will host its 18th edition from 14 to 16 January 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The upcoming show will be the largest in the event’s history, with exhibitors from over 30 countries and an expanded exhibition space of 20% compared to 2024.
