This project saw the extensive use of Opal Lighting linear T5 fluorescent profiles in four different dimensions, in a mixed application of recessed, surface mounted, cable suspended and wall mounted forms.
Matthew Stuart
Ben Briguglio
As the founder of Opal Lighting, Ben’s 30-year experience in lighting manufacturing, coupled with his foundations as an electrical engineer, has proven invaluable in steering our pursuit of product excellence. A pioneer in LED technology, Ben’s passion for LEDs and his understanding of the science behind them serve as inspiration and motivation, propelling Opal Lighting forward.
Adam Germaine
With 20+ years in the lighting and electrical industry, Adam’s portfolio includes numerous successful projects spanning retail, commercial, and industrial sectors. Delivering everything from small retail and hospitality fit-outs to major infrastructure endeavours. Adam is the Director for our Victorian branch, driving strategic business planning, project execution, and team development.
Guy Briguglio
Since 1991, Guy’s been immersed in lighting, from manufacturing to design, marketing, and management. Equipped with a Design Science degree (Illumination design) from the University of Sydney, he’s dedicated a lifetime to lighting. With 20+ years of hands-on industry experience and a creative lighting design background, our Director is a genuine expert in the field.
Maria Vella
Maria, a valued member of our team for over 5 years, serves as our Financial Controller, contributing significantly to our company’s management and success.
Shari Nichols
Edward Briguglio
Eddie represents the third generation of the Briguglio family’s legacy in Opal Lighting. His expertise combines an understanding of both human dynamics and the technical aspects of products and lighting design, embodying a harmonious blend of professionalism and proficiency.
Justin Le
With an eye for detail and vast knowledge of Casambi programming. Justin is our technical specialist.
Ianus
The pure form of the cylindrical bollard is crafted in a sculptural and immediate way to let the light flow. And the light determines the angle of the cut and the proportions of the entire composition, to the maximum expression with elegance. IANUS is proposed by Goccia Illuminazione in bi-emission or unidirectional, with two diameters and different heights, in resistant and precious finishes. The high-efficiency technology of the light sources is suitable for multiple types of installation and versions, up to the IANUS URBAN street furniture, with dedicated optics for optimizing the luminous flux. This technical vocation of great attention to the targeted and effective light effect makes IANUS a precise tool for the lighting design of private residences.
X Pro
We have 3 types of professional base lights with different glare-cut angles to enable selection according to the spatial design situation as well as a pinhole type to let out only light from a very small aperture.
Higher efficiency. higher luminous flux and smaller aperture diameter have been realized according to new environmental standards.
Voiles
Twenty years ago, Japanese paper met Céline Wright. Lightness, poetry and balance define her style, which marks the spirit of her lamps. From a simple pencil drawing, which defines the lines of an object, Céline Wright molds a shape she wants “unique and alive”. Just like a sculptor, the artist carries out a volume with the help of specific materials, which will then give birth to a form. With this form, she lets the matter and the light carry her, according to a speculative and artistic approach, which favors desire and attractiveness.
Periskop
Anti-glare accessories are conceived to reduce light glare. These accessories are made of black paiined aluminium.
The honeycomb lourve accessory was conceived to reduce light glaring. The elliptic filter allows to create ovalized projections. Available request only.
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