Eureka Expands Tulip Luminaire Family

July 30, 2026

ureka, an established leader in decorative lighting solutions, today announced the expansion of its Tulip family. The unique flower-inspired luminaire collection is now available with Pendant Array and Pendant Drop cluster options.

The heart of the Tulip family is a bouquet-inspired arrangement that offers a contemporary take on a classic chandelier. The luminaire is a distinct combination of aluminum tubes and acrylic diffusers. Tulip may now be selected in a range of clusters to add even more quiet drama and elegance to modern spaces such as lobbies, waiting areas, or restaurants.

Tulip

Pendant Array features a combination of three or five luminaires suspended from a rectangular mount. Suspension lengths can be 12″ or 18″, or both. Designers can mix and match the lengths to create level, inclined, or V-shaped clusters for added interest. Pendant Drop is a series of three or six pendants suspended from a circular canopy. They too can be mounted at 12″ or 18″ lengths to produce level or spiral clusters.

Both pendants are available with three diffuser options, all inspired by the stages of a blooming tulip. Specifiers may also choose from 16 tube colors and 14 braided cable colors, to create just the right aesthetic in a space.

Learn more about Tulip.

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