
FLUXWERX
Stand: 63
Canada
Based in Vancouver, BC, Canada, Fluxwerx Illumination is a design-driven manufacturer of innovative, high-performance architectural LED luminaires for commercial and institutional environments. Founded in 2011, Fluxwerx brings together industrial design, optical engineering and advanced LED technology to create lighting solutions that explore the intersection of architecture and human experience.
At the heart of the company’s approach is its proprietary Anidolic-Extraction Optics™ technology, developed to deliver precisely controlled light distribution, exceptional visual comfort and energy efficiency while concealing the LED source. This optical innovation, combined with refined industrial design and meticulous attention to detail, defines a distinctive portfolio of luminaires that balances architectural expression, lighting quality and environmental responsibility.
Designed for a broad range of applications, including corporate workplaces, educational institutions, healthcare, retail, hospitality and public spaces, Fluxwerx products respond to the evolving needs of architects, interior designers and lighting professionals. The collection spans recessed, suspended, pendant, discrete, plus surface-mounted luminaires, offering considerable flexibility in form, configuration and application.
Innovation is fundamental to the company’s design philosophy. Recognized with more than 50 international product design awards including Red Dot Best of the Best, iF, LIT and GOOD DESIGN awards, and holding numerous optical and mechanical patents, Fluxwerx continues to challenge conventional approaches to architectural lighting. Its commitment to responsible product development is reflected in initiatives supporting material transparency, energy efficiency and healthier built environments, including Declare Red List Approved products.
An LMPG brand, Fluxwerx combines Canadian design and manufacturing expertise with a global perspective, delivering thoughtfully engineered lighting solutions that elevate architectural spaces and the experiences of the people who inhabit them.