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Laser Evo Extends the Laser Blade Legacy with More Than One Million Lighting Configurations

Building on the success of the iconic Laser Blade family, iGuzzini introduces Laser Evo, a highly versatile downlight system that redefines visual comfort through unprecedented design flexibility and performance.

LED professional

1st, June 2026

Laser Evo Extends the Laser Blade Legacy with More Than One Million Lighting Configurations

Since the launch of Laser Blade in 2012, iGuzzini has transformed the perception of architectural downlighting by making the light source virtually disappear from view while delivering outstanding visual comfort. With Laser Evo, the company takes this concept to the next level, combining advanced optical technologies with an exceptionally broad range of configurations to support virtually any architectural vision.

Designed for retail, hospitality, residential, and commercial environments, Laser Evo offers more than one million possible configurations, enabling designers to tailor lighting solutions to the specific needs of every project. The system combines a wide range of shapes, dimensions, finishes, optics, and installation options while maintaining the visual comfort and lighting quality that have become synonymous with the Laser family.

Available in eight sizes and five configurations—Fixed, Adjustable, Tilted, Shallow, and Wall Washer—Laser Evo accommodates a broad range of lighting requirements. The Fixed version is further enhanced by multiple “supercomfort” optical designs, including Cone, Dome, Dome Space, Soft, Soft Space, and Squircle, allowing seamless integration into both minimalist and expressive architectural concepts.

Laser Evo covers an extensive performance range, with diameters from Ø17 mm to Ø153 mm and luminous flux levels from 100 to 4,000 lumens, making it suitable for applications ranging from intimate residential spaces to large-scale commercial environments. Select versions are available with IP65 protection, extending the system’s use to more demanding conditions.

A key innovation is the new Push&Go system (patent pending), available on larger-diameter versions. This solution enables refractors and optical accessories to be exchanged quickly and safely without tools, simplifying maintenance and allowing lighting schemes to evolve over time.

In addition to optical performance, Laser Evo is designed for the era of intelligent buildings. The system supports advanced lighting control through DALI-2, Casambi, and an invisible RF sensor integrated within the ceiling architecture. These technologies optimize both user comfort and energy efficiency while enabling seamless integration into smart building ecosystems. Additional smart services, including push notifications through the Jiminy application, further enhance interaction between spaces and occupants.

Laser Evo delivers exceptional efficiency of up to 145 lm/W while achieving UGR values below 10, ensuring superior visual comfort even in demanding applications. Combined with its discreet design language, advanced control capabilities, and virtually limitless customization options, Laser Evo establishes a new benchmark for architectural downlighting.

With Laser Evo, iGuzzini expands the boundaries of architectural lighting design, offering a system where visual comfort, performance, intelligence, and design freedom converge into a single, highly adaptable platform.

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