At stglicht, we combine planning, development, and manufacturing in our own factory – thus creating lighting solutions with the highest precision and flexibility. Thanks to this holistic approach, we can realize individual luminaires from a quantity of one, precisely tailored to your requirements. At the same time, our product range includes a wide selection of standard luminaires, which we continuously develop to meet the demands of special architecture and unique room concepts. And if you still can't find the right product, we will design the perfect solution together with you – from the first idea to the finished lighting object:

The proportions and materials of our luminaires can be individually adapted to the respective location. We draw on a carefully selected range of high-quality components and materials from our suppliers – the basis for quality and longevity. This variety allows us to choose from different shapes, diameters, and heights and formally adapt each luminaire. At the same time, the simple interchangeability of the individual components is maintained – for maximum flexibility, ease of maintenance, and design freedom.

Our "Design for Disassembly" approach ensures that all luminaires are constructed in a way that makes them easy to assemble, maintain, and modify if necessary. By consciously choosing to screw components together instead of gluing them, we create products that not only facilitate the replacement of individual parts but also enable the reusability of materials. This allows us not only to repair existing luminaires but also to intervene in existing systems to adapt them to new requirements.

We exclusively use Zhaga-compliant components, which ensure a manufacturer-neutral and independent design. This allows luminous flux, light color, color rendering index (CRI), and type of control (DALI, Casambi, etc.) to be precisely adapted to the respective requirements. In addition, we offer a wide selection of optics and light-directing materials, which we can use in collaboration with architects, lighting designers, and our customers to define the appropriate beam angle or light effect for the respective room.