Leviton North™ Series of Architectural Graphic Luminaires

March 23, 2026

Graphic Panel Luminaires for Spaces That Deserve More Than Light

The North™ Series of luminaires are designed to change the way ceilings are experienced. The North Series is a graphic panel light fixture designed to bring the sense of openness indoors, creating brighter spaces that feel calm, comfortable, and at ease.

Built around high‑resolution backlit imagery and smooth, uniform illumination, North Series provides consistent light output and dependable visual performance across the entire ceiling creating a clean, modern look.  North Series is designed to integrate easily into a wide range of interior applications where visual comfort, overall light quality, and atmosphere are key priorities.

From healthcare facilities and corporate offices to education, hospitality, and retail, North Series provides a simple way to elevate the overall experience of a space. Its calming sky‑based visuals help reduce visual fatigue and create a more welcoming environment for patients, guests, employees, and customers.

North Series turns the ceiling into a meaningful design element, one that contributes to comfort, supports well‑being, and enhances the overall feel of the space without adding complexity to the design process.

The North™ 3D – A New Dimension in Ceiling Design


The North™ 3D further develops the idea of a graphic luminaire. Using a multi-layer optical system, it creates true visual depth with a ceiling feature that feels dimensional and immersive.

This approach makes The North 3D especially effective in spaces that benefit from reduced stress and increased visual comfort. From MRI suites and patient rooms to hospitality lobbies and corporate meeting areas, the North 3D introduces a focal point that helps soften the environment and make it more inviting.

What Sets The North 3D Apart

  • A realistic sense of depth that stands out from traditional graphic panels
  • High resolution scenes and the option to use your own artwork
  • Consistent visual impact across single panels, multi panel arrangements, or large ceiling layouts
  • Available in familiar Visioneering and Certolux form factors

The North 3D is a practical way to bring a more engaging ceiling experience into everyday environments without complex installation or architectural renovation.

Why Choose The North Series?

  • Transforms ceilings into calming visual features
  • Creates a sense of openness in areas with no natural daylight
  • Enhances mood and visual comfort with uniform, low glare brightness
  • Offers options for architectural, immersive, and MRI safe applications
  • Installs seamlessly in standard grid ceilings

From design‑forward office ceilings to patient‑centered healthcare settings, North Series offers a sky‑inspired lighting experience for every project.

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