Linea Light Group

Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen

Linea Light Group

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Linea Light Group is a dynamic and evolving company, dedicated to delivering outstanding products and solutions to clients, while maintaining the focus on sustainability. With two production facilities in Italy’s Treviso province, the company continually invests in optimising and advancing the technology of its lighting fixtures. Founded in 1976, the company established a global network spanning nearly every continent, offering custom solution service and turning professionals’ ideas into reality. From initial analysis to design, production, and post–installation support — the tailored approach goes beyond the product to deliver unique and innovative results for every project.

Linea Light Group will welcome you in a beautiful historical setting with an attractively designed stand characterised by precious materials. Inside the stand, the visitor will be invited to touch the products, the sensory experience will come first. Accompanying the precious finishes and materials of the decorative offerings will be the lighting performances of the technical product collections that will blend in total harmony.

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