Architecture at the Fore
Clarity and straight lines characterise modern architectural objects. This is exemplified by the integration of technical functions, by reducing the architectural language to the essentials and by the authenticity of the materials used. However, multi-layered transparency and interactive media are also components of modern architectural concepts. Not the luminaires, but the pure light itself becomes the protagonist of a new non-materiality.

Consistently Minimalist
The WILA design premise is to create light, clear and timeless forms. Translucent materials and minimum overall heights all serve the clear objective of breaking down volume. Precise connections and extremely thin layers of varnish generate a sharp-edged reflective quality that gives the objects a precise architectural form.

Stainless Steel
WILA is setting a new material and surface standard for office lighting: stainless steel. The use of this modern material guarantees not only timeless aesthetics, but also highest quality. The finely polished surface enhances the visual appeal of this material, as well as making it smooth to the touch.

Tidy ceiling concept
Both circLet and E Connect 2M solve the tiresome problem of the multiple use of ceilings. Whether in the centre of the light or linked with the structure itself, light connects with the building's own engineering systems to form a single unit and order is restored to the ceiling.

Small and Flush
The planar ring enables the flush-mounting of compact luminaires in plasterboard ceilings. This makes the appearance of the ceiling calmer and more harmonious.

Outstanding Design
Today, good design is a fundamental product requirement. Innovative products with premium quality require an outstanding design. Attention is paid not only to the pure aesthetics, but also to the "hard facts" such as longevity, innovation, social use, environmental compatibility and efficiency. Products such as Sonic, CircLet or E Connect have won design awards such as the quality seal of the IF-Industrie Forum Design (Hanover, Germany), Design Plus (Frankfurt, Germany) the Red Dot for High Design Quality, the FX Interior Design Award (Great Britain) and the "Good industriell entwerp" prize (the Netherlands). Not only do these awards testify to the WILA quality, but they are also standards by which WILA products are measured.