Eureka Wins Red Dot Award for Atoll

May 31, 2024

Eureka is pleased to announce that its Atoll luminaire has received a Red Dot Design Award for Product Design. It is the 10th consecutive year that Eureka products have been honored with this prestigious award, which is a testament to the company’s consistency and relentless drive to design the best luminaires in the market. Eureka has now won a total of 20 Red Dot Awards.

 Dating back to 1955, the Red Dot Design Award is one of the world’s largest design competitions. The Red Dot Label has become established internationally as one of the most sought-after marks of quality for good design. As many as 50 international experts from different specialist areas are invited to test, discuss, and assess each product individually, awarding aesthetically appealing, functional, smart, or innovative products.

Atoll is an elegant, minimalist ring luminaire offering direct light and optional batwing uplight. In pendant or surface/ceiling mount, the rings feature high-quality construction with sleek aluminum extrusion. A flexible, UV-stable silicone diffuser snaps in place to eliminate any risk of light leaks along the lens’ surface: the one-piece diffuser creates a single ring of illumination. The luminaire is offered with an acoustic panel for areas where noise is a concern.

Atoll will be celebrated, with all award winners, during the Red Dot Award Ceremony on June 24 in Essen, Germany.

More information about Atoll is available here.

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