Development

Individual luminaire development & lighting concepts for architecture, museums and monument preservation

For over 20 years, Fischer & Partner Lichtdesign has been developing customized lighting solutions for demanding lighting planning projects in architecture, exhibition design, and historic preservation. In many of our projects, the development of our own custom luminaires is essential – be it for museums, churches, palaces, hotels, cultural buildings, or modern architecture.

Special luminaires – lighting planning with system and individuality

The development of a dedicated lighting series for a building enables:

Uniform material and form language
Minimization of lamp and power supply types
Use of standard components for long-term spare parts availability
Combination of general lighting and emergency lighting function in one system – for less technology on the ceiling, better maintainability and aesthetic clarity

This creates timeless, energy-efficient and functional lighting systems that are architecturally integrated and technically durable.

Product development with strong partners

Our lighting manufacturer works closely with:

German lighting manufacturers
Venetian glass manufacturers
Bohemian lighting producers
as well as specialized metal and electronics companies

This enables high-quality, individually manufactured designer lights, both as individual pieces and in series production.

Our partner companies can also restore historic lamps or faithfully reproduce them. We also develop custom lampshades, tailored to your room concept, fabrics, curtains, and color schemes.

We also advise on the market launch of series luminaires resulting from architectural projects.

Lighting solutions for castles, churches & historic buildings

In listed buildings such as palaces, churches, castles or monasteries, we enable high-quality, reversible museum lighting by integrating the latest lighting technology into existing historic chandeliers:

Warm white and neutral white light – combinable in one system
Different beam angles, interchangeable lens systems
Invisible integration into chandeliers, wall sconces and ceiling elements
Precise accentuation of ceiling paintings, murals, sculptures and exhibits
Museum-like light quality without visible technology or additional cabling

This solution is ideal for lighting design in listed buildings – minimally invasive, architecturally compatible and visually impressive.

Examples of luminaire development & lighting concepts

Bauhaus Museum Weimar: complete lighting series – manufactured exclusively for the building
St. Trinitatis Cathedral Dresden: uniform luminaire family for all rooms – functional, durable and architecturally relevant
Thatched house in the Flussbad Berlin: tailor-made lights for a building that was named one of the 100 most beautiful places in the world by The Times