How flexible lighting solutions connect atmosphere, encounter, and architecture
Light is more than brightness. It influences how people move, how long they stay, how conversations arise, and how closeness is perceived. In living spaces, work environments, and areas of encounter, light is often the invisible factor that determines whether a space functions—or comes alive.
Not the furniture, not the occasion, and not the architecture alone bring a space to life. It is the light that connects, guides, and accompanies.
Light that does not dominate, but enables
Good lighting design does not take center stage. It gives space without constraining it. It structures without drawing boundaries.
Atmosphere arises where light does not dictate, but allows. Where it provides orientation without demanding attention. Where it carries moods instead of defining them.
It is precisely from this understanding that ANIGO® was developed.
ANIGO® – light that opens
The name ANIGO® comes from Greek and means “to open.” Not in a technical sense—but in a spatial, emotional, and architectural sense.
Open to:
• encounters
• conversations
• transitions
• unplanned moments
Our ANIGO® is not a closed form. It is a flexible, linear lighting system that adapts—to the space, to the architecture, to the people beneath it.
Flexible linear lighting for modern spaces
Unlike rigid fixtures, ANIGO® does not follow a fixed geometry. The light line can be guided, shaped, tensioned, or laid loosely—depending on the spatial effect and usage.
This creates situations that are unplanned:
- People pause.
- Someone joins in.
- Conversations begin.
- Cooking, working, laughing, and sharing.
The light structures the space—without restricting it.
Advantages of flexible linear lighting systems:
• adaptation to individual architecture
• soft zoning of spaces without harsh light edges
• combination of function and atmosphere
• ideal for living spaces, kitchens, work environments, and areas of encounter
Light as part of the architecture—not as an object
ANIGO® is not conceived as a design object, but as part of the space. Its form remains deliberately open. It responds to:
• ceiling height
• axes
• usage zones
• moods throughout the day
As an evening unfolds or a group forms, the effect of the light changes as well. In this way, lighting becomes a living part of the architecture.
When light creates memories
A well-lit space stays in memory. Not because of the fixture—but because of the moment.
Light can:
• change moods
• bring people together
• spark conversations
• turn moments into memories
A lighting system can achieve exactly that:
It can open. Spaces. Conversations. Encounters.
perdix – lighting with attitude
At perdix, we understand light as a holistic design element. We develop high-quality, durable LED luminaires and flexible lighting solutions for architecture, work environments, and sophisticated spaces.
Our lighting concepts combine:
• function
• atmosphere
• precision
• and emotional impact
ANIGO® exemplifies this approach: light that can do more when a space is allowed to embrace it.