Founded in 1952, Edison Price Lighting designs and crafts architectural lighting in the United States, with a particular focus on museum-quality illumination. Its full-scale factory, testing labs and gallery support custom modifications for demanding spaces, and its fixtures have illuminated more than 450 museums and galleries worldwide. The company’s work appears in landmark projects including the Kimbell Art Museum and the Grand Louvre Pyramid.
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Nessen LightingSince Walter von Nessen introduced the swing-arm lamp in 1927, Nessen Lighting has designed and fabricated architectural and residential lighting with a distinctly functional, clean-lined character. The company still manufactures that original swing-arm design while developing new fixtures from solid brass and other carefully selected materials, and it accommodates custom modifications for residential, commercial, and institutional projects. Nessen is the successor to Nessen Studios and Nessen Lamps Inc., carrying von Nessen’s modernist lighting tradition into its expanded facility and current collections.MAMARONECK, NY
Camman LightingSince 1961, family-owned Camman Lighting has handcrafted made-to-order architectural and custom lighting fixtures in Pennsylvania. What began as a small business designing church lighting now serves projects ranging from houses of worship to campuses and corporate spaces, using an engineer-to-order process that keeps its team closely involved from concept through production. Camman is BAA-certified and builds its fixtures in America, with custom work available when standard products fall short.DERRY, PA
Times Square Lighting, IncFounded in New York City in 1934 as a theatrical lighting distributor and rental house, family-owned Times Square Lighting now designs and manufactures architectural and theatrical luminaires and projectors at its Stony Point, New York plant. Drawing on decades of stage-lighting expertise, the company has expanded into display, museum, retail and other architectural applications while continuing to serve customers across North America.STONY POINT, NY
Artemide North AmericaFounded in Milan in 1959 by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza, Artemide designs and manufactures architect-designed lighting for residential and contract spaces. Artemide North America carries that Italian design tradition into the region, with manufacturing in the United States and a history of showrooms in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami. Its Tizio and Tolomeo lamps, both held in the permanent collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art, reflect the company’s unusual blend of industrial research, craftsmanship and enduring design.HICKSVILLE, NY